I'm having some problem with this DHTML app. The problem is that when i click on an image button, nothing happens. I have verified that the DOM event handlers are loaded. However, when i click on the images (buttons), nothing happens
:confused: var PenSize = "3"; var PenColor = "Black"; var LoadFile = ""; var UIstatus = "visible"; var CurrentNote = 0; var BGcolor = "#C7C1A3"; [Code]...
This is driving me to distraction and has probably been well and truly answered... but can the order of event firing on an object using a 'traditional' addEvent script (i.e. [URL] be guaranteed in IE(6+)? I am desperately trying 'to do things right' but IE is pushing me into despair - I need a blur event on a textbox to do 2 bits of validation one after the other.
I am using a validating form plug in for jquery and I have a question about it. Let this function will be an ex.:
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'e' is the name attribute of one form element, but can I choose more elements using jquery (CSS) rules like this: input[name*=e] or how can I do something similar?
I have a textbox and a button. When someone clicks the button, then the ajaxStop() event fires properly. However, when someone types in the textbox and hits the Enter key, the ajaxStop() event does not get fired. Here's the relevant code bits:
The textbox: var keywords = document.createElement('input'); keywords.setAttribute('onkeyup', '$(this).keyup(function (e) { if (e.keyCode == 13) { $("#submit_button").click(); } })');
I have a problem with jQuery appending new text to a div - but then not firing events attached to the inserted text.Let me explain. I have a div that contains a number of divs - the div has a link and a hidden form. Clicking on the link fires a slideToggle event which reveals the form.When you submit the form AJAX handles it and jQuery builds another div with the correct link and the correct form which it sticks on the end of the list. That all works fine and dandy.What I want to be able to do is to click on the newly-added link and have it behave in the same way as the other elements that were on the page when it was built. However, nothing happens when you click on it. Zip. Nadda. Rien du tout.Usually I have found a way round the problem - but I am slightly stuck on my current project. Apart from forcing a page reload, is there any way to get the browser to see the newly inserted link and apply the jQuery action to it?
I've come across an issue where I've got a dynamically created popup class that despite appearing to be bound according to Visual Event does not fire on clicking the closebutton attached to it. I'm not getting any errors in firebug and by setting breakpoints I've verified we are not reaching the code to execute. Ruling out the usual suspects such as obvious spelling mistakes/ swapping out jquery versions 1.3/1.4/1.5 doesn't make any difference.where else I can look?Here is the original function:
$this.find(".close").live('click', function() { var $this = $(this); $this.parents("." + sets.popupClass).remove();
have a script which is called when you click submit button of a form. The form is actually submitted via form.submit from this script, and the action attribute is set to null initially.My problem is with Google Chrome, you have to click twice on the submit button to actually cause the form to submit. In IE it works fine. Any ideas? Code below
Code: <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function frm_register_submit()
function POvalidator() { var obj = document.Form1; if (obj.PONumber.value == "") { alert("Please enter a value for the PO Number field."); obj.PONumber.focus(); return false; }}
function checkCheckBox(){ if (f.agree.checked == false ) { alert("Tou must agree to the Terms to continue"); return false; }else return true; }
I have a form that is passed to itself. I was just wondering if there was a way to get this to validate before it passed to itself.I was assuming that as the form doesn't properly submit, I could not use onsubmit="return sValidation()", so I have it on the buttons onclick. Correct assumption or not? Is there a way round this at all and to get it to validate?
.... PerformCheck fires when any submit button is click, which is logical but I'd like to prevent this if it was the cancel button that was clicked (and preserve form submission on pressing Enter whilst in the 'title' box.
For some reason my form isn't validating. I manage to get the "Please select an option" alert, but it still posts the form. 2 sizes available <SCRIPT language=javascript> function CalculateOrder(form){ if (form.os0.value == "8x10"){ form.amount.value = "90.00"; form.shipping.value = "15.00"; }.....
Here's what I have so far in my validation part However, I need help as to how to validate the following fields when the user clicks the submit button.
I am helping someone out with a form. He wants the name required, easy enough, but then only an email or street address required. I have tried a couple of things and it is not working.
I am trying a very simple code: <script type="text/javascript"> <!--
function validate_form ( ) { valid = true;
if ( document.contact_form.name_mailing.value == "" ) { alert ( "Please fill in the 'Your Name' box." ); valid = false; }
if ( document.contact_form.address_mailing.value == "" || document.contact_form.email_address.value == "") { alert ( "Please fill in the 'Your Information' box." ); valid = false; }
return valid; }
//--> </script>
Am I not using the or operator correctly? I only want to have the address or email required, not necessarily both.
I have a form with a few text boxes which need to be validated client-side. The validation is: check that every single text box has a unique string value. I.e., I need to check that there are no two textboxes that both contain, for example, the string 'hello'.
Is there an efficient way to do this kind of validation in javascript?
I am using the Jquery validationss plugin for my form validations. NowI have a situation where I have two submit buttons in a single form(say button A and button B). For button A, I want to run validationsbut for button B I don't want to run the validations and submit theform without validating.. How can i do this?
I have a group 2 Radio buttons, if the user selects the 2nd Radio button then they need to enter some data into a text field... The following only works for either Radio buttons... How can I specify it to be only the 2nd Radio button?
if(!document.form.radio1.checked && document.form.q3.value=="") { theMessage = theMessage + " --> You selected no we need a reason)"; }
I am using the following simple script for validatingmy form:
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When the page is rendered I keep getting a 'Syntax Error'..and it is specific to the validation...but I do not know why. When i remove one of the textboxes from the validation script it works.
I have made working validation of form:URL...And then I've tried to make the same validation but in form witch radios. And my problem is that it isn't working at all.
I have some checkboxes in a form that I'd like to validate (check to ensure that at least one has been ticked): HTML Code: <input type="checkbox" name="response[]" value="answer1" />answer1 <input type="checkbox" name="response[]" value="answer2" />answer2 <input type="checkbox" name="response[]" value="answer3" />answer3 <input type="checkbox" name="response[]" value="answer4" />answer4
The javascript below only works if I change my checkbox names to name="response" rather than name="response[]". Code: function validateform(){ var success = false; for (i = 0; i < document.surveyform.response.length; i++){ if (document.surveyform.response[i].checked){ success = true; }} return success; }
I need to pass along multiple checkbox responses to my PHP script and therefore need to keep checkboxes named name="response[]". When I do this, I get the error "document.surveyform.response has no properties" What change I can make to the javascript so that I can name my checkboxes name="responses[]" ?
I'm a student learning web design and having a problem with some javascript code, I'm validating a text area, i dont have a problem limiting how many characters can be typed in the textarea, but I cant get it to give an error if there is no text in the text area. In the code below the validateMes() function is not working, the other functions work fine
I am having problem in validating my form using spry tools. The problem is that if I try to include any other validation other than spry along with spry validation the spry validation does not work.
<form> <div id="portion1"> ... some inputs ... </div>
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By default, only #portion1 is visible. If inputs inside it are all valid, #portion2 will be visible and #portion1 will be hidden, and so on. The problem is that jQuery Validate will only validate the whole form, so something like $('#portion1').validate().form() won't work.