Adding Table Rows - Putting In A Dropdown Box That Contains Numbers That Will Dynamically Show The Rows
May 1, 2009
i'm creating a ASP page, which is going to have a form in it that needs filling out. part of the form will be a table with a header row, then the next rows will have text boxes that need filling out. is there a way of putting in a dropdown box that contatins numbers that will dynamically show the rows. for example if i select 5, then five rows of text boxes will appear. if i select 14 then 14 appear.
i am having a table with some rows, which are shown under some categories. how can i dynamically add some rows to the table. there is a '>>' symbol infront of each category names. when i click on that symbol, i want to enlarge this category by adding more no of rows under this. And the symbol must turn to '<<'. when click on this, the reverse thing, ie, remove some rows and shows the initial rows.
I have some JQuery that makes an Ajax call and then adds some rows to an existing table.
function LoadDestinationTable() { $("#destinationTable tr:gt(0)"[code]...
The problem is that the only place where the click event fires is on the rows that were added when the page was 1st rendered – the th, for example.I also tried adding an onclick event handler to the input button’s creation – that also does not fire.
Below is the code that I have so far. What Im after doing is when a number is selected on the dropdown box that the number of rows with the text boxes in the table below.
In other words, if the number three is selected from the drop down, there would be three rows in the table with text boxes in. if 5 is selected then 5 rows etc.[code]...
I have this fairly horrible table that I need to add rows to onclick. I can get it to do it easily enough by setting the tbody id to "tbodyid" and using this simple JS:
Code Javascript: var rowcount = 0; function addrow(){ rowcount++; document.getElementById("tbodyid").innerHTML += '<tr>...</tr>'; }
Works beautifully, but the problem that I've got is that if I put any text in any inputs in the new rows, when I add an extra field they all blank themselves again, which is a bit annoying.
At this point I have been able to add the row. But what I want to do and am having trouble with is alternating the row colour to the dynamically added row element.
Sample of code I am using:
Code: var tbody = document.getElementById('tableItems');
var td1 = document.createElement("td"); td1.appendChild(document.createTextNode(qty)); td1.setAttribute("class","qty"); row.appendChild(td1); tbody.appendChild(row); One thing that puzzles me, is that even after adding a row the table my table.rows.length still = 0.
Does anyone know how I can determine the appropriate amount of rows so that I can apply the appropriate class?
Or is there just something blatantly wrong in my approach?
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
[code]....
how to add 5 rows dynamically by clicking on add5rows button
I'm trying to produce a page with a form on it which is formatted using a table. In the middle is a row which has search parameters in it. What I want to do is to put a drop-down on the left which defaults to "End" but if the user selects another option ("And" or "Or") then I want to insert another row immediately below (which has a drop-down on the right.....) I know I can use the onchange() event to fire off some script, but how do I insert the row into the table?
I am working on some JavaScript that dynamically adds rows to a table in response to a button click. A new row does appear on the screen when the button is clicked. However, that table to which a row has been added is itself contained within an outer table (to handle the desired screen layout). That outer table does not properly grow to contain the new size of the table to which the row was added. (More specifically, I have sporadically seen the outer table grow correctly, but then most of the time it does not grow as desired.) Is there something that needs to be done in the code that will make the right thing happen? (This phenomena appears in Netscape 7.1 -- things work correctly under Internet Explorer 6.0)
A second anomoly concerns a button that appears in the newly added row. An "onClick" event is associated with that dynamically added button. The newly added button works correctly under Netscape 7.1 but fails to work under Internet Explorer 6.0. (It is like Explorer will not honor an event that is set in place by code that is dynamically created after the page is loaded.) Shown below is an excerpt of the code that is attempting to set up the desired button. Is there something apecial that must be done in the code to get Explorer to handle this properly (I have tried spelling things as both "onclick" and also "onClick")?
tbldata = document.createElement("TD"); item = document.createElement("BUTTON"); v = 'doaction("Edit",' + n +')' item.setAttribute("name","Edit"); item.setAttribute("onclick",v); textitem = document.createTextNode("Edit"); item.appendChild(textitem); tbldata.appendChild(item);
Do you know if you can clone() and then appendTo() a <tr>. [URL]. I want to something like: $("#second").clone().appendTo('#second'); It works, but it doesn't render like I want it to. I want it to be a NEW row.
How do I go about constructing a action menu which will be a dropdown when user clicks on the table row? I would like to dynamically construct the menu based on the row user selected/clicked and position the menu as a dropdown on the row.Any pointers on how to position the menu or links to tutorials?
I'm building an application where the user can add Questions. For each Question they can add x answers or remove them (see screenshot). I can add questions and add/remove answers, For each question that is added I update the 'gameQuestions' variable with 1; The same goes for answers that I add: for each added answer I update the 'counter' variable with 1. When I remove an answer, the app. doesn't know how many answers each question has, it simply decreases the "counter" variable. So when I remove the 2nd question, it doesn't know how many answers that 2nd question has! How can I store the number of answers per question and how do I remove them correctly?
Here's my code so far: $(document).ready(function(){ var gameQuestions = 1; var counter = 1; // Add a New Question... $(".addQuestion").click(function() { var question = "<table id='questionSet"+gameQuestions+"' class='form-table' style='background-color:#cccccc; width=100%;'>"; .....
Is it possible for jQuery to count the number of rows in a table and then add some more if there is less than a defined amount? So that this table with less than 10 rows..... <table class="testTable"> <tr> <td>Foo...</td><td>Foo...</td><td>Foo...</td> </tr> </table>
I've created a table with Table Header and the table may or may not contain any rows initially.
I've included a .css file in <head> section of my HTML script and I'm creating rows to the table dynamically using JavaScript (using DOM), and the problem is those created bby DOM are not following style sheet rules applicable for table rows and cells. But the rows created from within HTML script are following style sheet rules. The following is sample which is used to create dynamic row. Code:
how to dynamically add another set of rows to a table when a button is clicked. The code below shows what goes into one set. When the button is clicked, it needs to create another three rows with the same format as the code below, but the variable names need to show what row they're on so I can easily call the values that have been inputed in another function that saves the information. Sooo for example the first variable, bhrs1-1 needs to become bhrs4-1 in the next set (because there's already a bhrs2-1 and bhrs3-1 in this set, which would become bhrs5-1 and bhrs6-1 in the new set).
i created one table again and in this table i added some another options for ex at the previous table there were only one problem sum of the dynamically added rows in this beside sum i need to sum of the percent of this sum for ex 10% of this dynamically added rows for ex.i added ten rows and i entered different values into these rows. in front of each row there are different option of percent selection.
in row1 i added 1000 and chose from drop down box 10%
in row2 i added 2500 and chose from drop down box 30%
and so on and finally i summed separately sum of the values and sum percentage of this values to other texbox value .here is code
<html><head><title>dinamik sheet</title> <script> function addrow(){[code].....
I've recently been using cluetip on a datable of about 400 rows. Recently I tested this against IE8 and found it very very slow. Doing simply the following:
Basically for each row in my table (400 rows) it would attach the cluetip to it. In IE8 it would freeze the browser for a good minute, if I pushed the compatibility mode button to run in IE7 mode it worked as xpected. In all other browsers it worked perfectly. Is there something different going on with IE8?
I have a feeling this is going to get ugly quick but here goes. I havetable rows with dates (IE: Sunday, January 1, 2011). I need to be able to "clone" the rows with this caveat. I need to recalculate the number of rows based on a day/week combination.. ex: September 1st 2011 falls on a Thursday so my pattern would look like this:
I ahve this table as code shown below with buttons Up and down above and below the table respectively now whgat i want to do is that as I have ten enteries in the table.I want to show only 6 of them at one go on a page and the rest 4 should be hidden and when I cliock the "down" button the next four should be displayed and vice versa when I click "up" button the first 6 should be displayed.
I have a table that is set up to look like a menu and would like to show/hide certain rows, the problem is that the rows do not have id's...basically, it looks like this:
Ultimately, what I would like to do is: show all Level1 rows.hideadditionallevels below Level1 (which could be any number deep) and finally, if row is selected then show additional levels below (td class will change to "Selected" when on the page) and above (ie. if Level2 is selected).
I have a query regarding the hide/show of the cells in a table.The first column is 'Yes and No' options using combo box, 2nd option is 'input field', 3rd column is also 'Yes and No' option using combo box, and 4th option is also 'input field'.What I want is to make a table using JAVASCRIPT, in which if i select 'No' from the first row first column, i want to hide the remaining 3 cells of the first row. Otherwise if i select 'yes' from the first row first column i want to show all the 3 other options of the first row. Also in between if I select 'No' from the first row third column i want to hide the first row fourth column cell. Selecting 'yes' from the first row third column will show the first row fourth column.I want apply the same setting of hide and show cells into the remaining columns also.
By selecting 'no' from first column -> hide other corresponding cells of the row by selecting 'yes' from the first column -> show other corresponding cells of the row
AND ALSO
By selecting 'no' from third column -> hide fourth cell of the corresponding/same row by selecting 'yes' from the third column -> show fourth cell of the corresponding/same row
I have posted this question in the tablular form, but it is now showing in the proper format. Anyone in the forum please help me to make this table using JAVASCRIPT. I need this table within a day or two.
