I have two text boxes and I want them both to submit the same data, such as if the user changes one text box, the other changes to the same value and vise versa. I am easily able to make one textbox update the second with javascript, but not the other way around (it either won't do it, or neither textbox will accept a value).
I tried two different js functions, tried two different if statements in one function.I'm using onkeyup (vs. onchange), though I don't know if that's important or not.It's best not to ask WHY I want to do this, because my explanation will be dumb. Honestly it's to save from having to do an extra IF statement in PHP (and because it looks cool for the enduser).
I have two textareas on a HTML page. If a user scrolls in one textarea I want the other textarea to scroll as well. In otherwords I want both textareas to scroll up and down in unison.
I have to to HTML listboxes one hold name of people and other hold their emails I want to ask is their away to sync the selected index between listbox a and b like if the user select a name on A listbox his email should be selected on B list box. I made it selected the name from list box a code...
//------------------------------------ // TIMER CODE //------------------------------------ //enter limit in "minutes:seconds" Minutes should range from 0 to inifinity. Seconds should range from 0 to 59
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The timer code presently will display itself on the status bar of the browser. And when the seconds is <5 it displays in the div tag.
I want to make it look so that upto 5 seconds, the color is #999. Between 5 and 3 seconds, is orange and 3 to 1 is red. How can I use javascript to change the color like this
I use both sync and async modes. Before starting any ajax request i display a processing(rotating) gif icon to show that the request is in progress. when i get the response i will hide the animating gif to show that the process has completed. this works fine with async and sync mode of ajax in FF but not in IE.
If i use sync mode. that is AJAX.open('GET','path.php',false); in IE the gif file is not visible because IE is not displaying it. Basically this is also correct because that is the way sync is meant to. If it is sync mode then no other process will take place until the browser gets the response. Were as in async mode the request is threaded so other processes are not affected.
But FF displays the animated gif for both the modes of ajax. and IE displays the animated gif only for async request. If anybody know the reason behind then please post your replies. 'cause i have simplified most of my projects by using sync mode of ajax. But in IE the progress (processing) animation is not visible so the user will not know what is happening till the browser gets the response.
So, i hope that i have to stick with async mode. in sync mode you can write code in a few lines and it is very easy to have various type of functions which could return bool, array, object etc... since you get the result in the LHS... but that is not the case in async mode... we need to do a lot of gimmick to have a prototype of ajax...
also if i could have references to sites which explains ajax in complete detail then i will update my idea of ajax.
I am using the Cycle plugin for image slideshows, and I am working on one that also displays a title for each slide with a link. The issue is that the title swaps a little after the image swaps, so there is a delay. Here is my code:
i want to make a section using javascript that may incoporate user input counters. for now i'm trying to make it so that if you type in a phrase or sentence in a textbox and a letter in another textbox, it will count how many letters are in the phrase. the point of this is i want to be able to categorize famous phrases by the number of specific letters they contain.
The idea here is to have a function in javascript that would take the value from one input box (lets call it txbA) and use it as the limit for a while loop or for-next loop and create a series of input boxes each with a unique name so that its value (when entered or changed)could later be used in other calculations.
When I try something like:
function MakeMany() { var y=parseInt(txbA.value); for(var x=0;x<y;x++)
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You can call this from a button and get the text boxes, but how do I get them to have unique names such as MMtb1, MMtb2, MMtb3 etc. ??
I need to get the values of all textboxes that I've generated through dropdown list using AJAX. I've been getting only the last value of the textbox, I can' seem to loop it. Anyway, here's my [code]...
I am trying to check some textboxes if they have no value, and a listbox. However, with my current code, it seems like the OR code is not working like it should be. <script type="text/javascript"> function checkEmpty() { if (document.editForm.varenummer.value!="" || document.editForm.serienummer.value!="") { if (document.all("reakke").options[document.all("reakke").selectedIndex].value == "2") { alert(); } else { document.editForm.submit(); }} else { alert("Indtast venligst alle informationer"); }} </script> As seen above, if Varenummer or Serienummer is not equals nothing, then check the listbox, but if they are nothing then do the else statement. However as I tested, the else statement only triggers if both Varenummer and Serienummer is nothing.
I'm looking for a way to write(type) within two or more textboxes at the same time. So if I would write ''hello'' in textbox A, this word will show in al other textboxes (type input - not textarea).
I have 2 textboxes (textbox1 and textbox2) and one hidden field (hidden). I want the value of the hidden field to be both values of textbox1 and textbox2 separated with "-".
it works fine but when it enters the text - 'http://' - the cursor jumps back to the start of the line in the text box. How do I then make the cursor be placed at the end of the text. For example:
This code works fine for IE8, IE9, and Chrome. But not for IE7. I have tried jQuery versions upto 1.6.1. Is there something wrong with jQuery in this case? Do I have to resort back to classical JavaScript for IE7, which you know, is a difficult task to do.
creating a function that changes a specific CSS property for all 'asp:TextBox' type controls that have the CSS class of 'style1' this function should fire when I click the 'btnTest' button
i have 10 text boxes in a from and when i insert value in textbox1 and textbox2 sum twice and display them in textbox3 at same time when i am inserting it means keyup event how do i solve this task at client side using jquery
Anybody know why this doesn't work in IE8 with jQuery version 1.2.6? It works in the latest jQuery version but I can't move to it yet because of some other issues. I'm trying to clear all the textboxes in a table row but only the 1st textbox gets cleared in IE8.
I found a same issue somewhere the jquery replaceWith comments sections, I would just reiterate it as its the same problem Im having now,My requirement is that on click of edit button , Labels are replaced with Textboxes . Once user Updates in it . Once Update button is clicked , Text boxes are replaced with labels again with updated text .But problem is this works only once .If User clicks on Edit button again then , Labels are not replaced with textboxes ..as labels are virtual labels .Step 1 : Click Edit ButtonStep 2 :
$("#LabelID").replaceWith("<input id="txtID" type="text" value=""+ LabelCurrText +"">");Step 3 : Click Update buttonStep 4 : $("#txt1").replaceWith("<label id="LabelID">"+LabelUpdText+"</label>" ;Perfect.Step 5 : When user again clicks on Edit buttonStep 6 $("#LabelID" .replaceWith("<input id="txtID" type="text" value=""+ LabelCurrText +"">");Same code but doesnt work.. or say it doesnt get replaced with.I have almost the same scenario, with some twist, so here's mine,I click a link -> load the details of the link on a modal -> do some editing on the modal -> save(without closing the modal) -> update the data on the modal
it works for the first time, but succeeding clicks no longer results as expected (there are sometimes its not firing also).
I have a asp:repeater which repeats 2 columns of textboxes inside a table. I also have totals textboxs underneath the repeater (not in the footer of the repeater).When the user leaves a textbox (onblur), I want to set the total for that column to the sum of the textboxes in the textboxes column.
I add a blur event to all textboxes in the tables tds. In the blur event, I attempt to get the inputs from the same column as the current textbox.However the blur event works on tb1 only. I am also unsure as to how I would determine which total input to add the value to when in the blur.I have included the rendered code below.
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ //get each td in each row in the table
