Adding $ Values In Drop Down Choices And Totaling In Html Form?
Feb 17, 2010
I am creating a html form for the local soccer league for online registration. In a drop down box the user chooses whether in house or travel and both choices have a different fees ao I would like to add a $ value to both options to be displayed in a TOTAL box at the bottom of the form before they submit. I would (if possible) like to have that total displayed on the page they are directed to after submitting the form. This page will have a link to PayPal for the user to pay their fee or I could skip that step and have the user taken directly to PayPal checkout with that total already filled in. Is this at all possible? What are my possiblities? I am NOT any where near a pro at the code writing. I can provide a link to what I have done already if requested.
I'm trying to do something that is slightly complex and I can't find any relevant examples in the usual places,I'm pulling a list of projects (and their IDs) into a select:
I'm currently working on a website called 'eXtreme Gaming' I've almost completed it, apart from two things.
- Adding two values on my checkout page for the Grandtotal (I've tried everything, but I'm too much of a noob and have probably missed something small).
- Validation of forms (I don't know where to start here, I've looked on w3schools for tuts etc but I'm having difficulty incorporating it on my site)
I want to do is add the values of seven text fields on a form and pop that value to an eighth field. I thought the code below would work, but I get "NaN" on the sum field.
Code: function addHazWaste() { document.getElementById('HazardousWaste').value = 0; var HazWasteTotal = 0; var HazWaste1 = 0; var HazWaste2 = 0; var HazWaste3 = 0; var HazWaste4 = 0; var HazWaste5 = 0; var HazWaste6 = 0; var HazWaste7 = 0; HazWaste1 = parseInt(document.getElementById('HazardousWasteSentToLandfill').value,10); HazWaste2 = parseInt(document.getElementById('HazardousWasteSentToWasteToEnergy').value,10); HazWaste3 = parseInt(document.getElementById('HazardousWasteIncinerated').value,10); HazWaste4 = parseInt(document.getElementById('HazardousWasteRecycled').value,10); HazWaste5 = parseInt(document.getElementById('HazardousWasteReused').value,10); HazWaste6 = parseInt(document.getElementById('BiohazardousWasteSentToLandfill').value,10); HazWaste7 = parseInt(document.getElementById('BiohazardousWasteIncinerated').value,10); HazWasteTotal = HazWaste1 + HazWaste2 + HazWaste3 + HazWaste4 + HazWaste5 + HazWaste6 + HazWaste7; document.getElementById('HazardousWaste').value = HazWasteTotal; }
If I run a separate function that just sets all form field values to zero (including the first line of this function). The summing works!!! Why won't it work the way I wrote it??? It won't work if I set the default value for the sum field to zero, either...
I am creating one website backend, where I have to amend drropbox value after submitting to client.i.e.after posting site on server my client want to amend all drop box values.. my codding is like..
I have the perfect form for a client - but its missing one thing. She sells hair clips in various colors. A user can select a hair clip color and quantity quite easily (as seen in the code below). My issue is that she wants to be able to give the user a 'special price' based on the quantity ordered by the user. Contrary to simply adding the default price of $7 over and over again based on the quantity selected.The way I want it to work...
1 clip is $7 2 clips are $12 3 clips are $22 5 clips are....etc.
...however, with the way that the javascript is set up now I'm only able to select one default price. This means that whatever quantity is selected -- it's simply multiplied by the number 7 to provide a total.
1 clip is $7 2 clips are $14 3 clips are $21 5 clips are....etc.[code].....
I am trying to create an html form for adding 2 numbers and also trying to validate using java script. what I want is instead of getting an alert msg as a result
I want the result to be displayed in the sum:text box --- not as an alert I want to validate the input fields ,if null -- throw an alert msg
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-W3CDTD HTML 4.01 TransitionalEN" "http:www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head>
I have a pretty basic HTML form, it doesn't go to a database or anything, it just gets emailed directly to the owner of the website with their customer query.However, the owner has now asked that each query be assigned a random reference number of no more than 16 digits which must also be visible to the customer.I presume this will be relatively easy but I'm a complete beginner with Javascript which I assumed would be necessary for generating the number. I've sort of figured out how to generate the number but I can't figure out how to get that number into a read-only field on the form so that it will be both visible to the client and sent with the rest of the data on the form to the owner.I've had a number of attempts but this is what I'm trying at the moment:
I'm trying to accomplish something unique that I am not finding any examples for in web searches.I have a webpage with arrow pictures that I will set up with a clickable link that will send http arguments to a php script.I need to grab the selected value in one of the drop down menus on that same page and send that as one of the html arguments when clicking on one of the arrow buttons.
Right now those drop down lists are just html form controls, would this all work together better if they were instead javascript drop down menus? I really want to build this page the best way for it to be built and I'm not afraid to make changes if there is a better way than what I'm using now.
So I'm a novice coder and have been trying to piece together a (seemingly) simple function. I want the user to be able to enter in a certain amount of time into a form, and then when they click submit, it opens a new page and closes after that amount of time.There is a very simple form on the first page that accepts input and looks like so:
<form action="onbreak.php" target="_blank" method="POST"><p class="fillable">I would like to view <input type="text" name="url" id="url" value="" size="30"/> for <input type="text" name="timeinput" id="timeinput" value="" size="3"/> minute(s). <input type="submit" value="Break Me!"/></p></form>
I have a form in which a user can create from 1 table to 10 tables which will dynamically create 2 HTML radio buttons, 12 checkboxes and 1 select drop down and 7 input textbox per table in JavaScript.
I need help with printing the whole form with currently filled values.I tried window.print() but it only prints which is visible on the screen. It doesn’t print the bottom section which you have to scroll down to view.
I also tried the following code as well but it prints radio buttons, checkboxes and select drop down with default value, not with the values currently selected or checked.
function CallPrint() { var answer = confirm("Do You Want to Print The Case?") if (answer)
I need to use Javascript or similar to do this, but not certain. I want to set up a form in HTML to sell photo prints. I'd like the user to be able to select a print size (eg 4x6 or 5x8 or 7x9) and as a result, two values are set:
1. the print size in text (eg Ɗ" x 6" print') 2. the price of the print (eg $5.00)
How do I code my form so that two values are set at once, and if the user changes their mind (eg selects 5x8), the two values are set again.
I have a form which is used to write recipes. I have a part of the form to list ingredients which uses 3 for fields, one for quantity one for measurement and one for the ingredient.Quantity is a text field and the other two are selects. The measurement select options are hard coded and the ingredients available are retrieved from a db and added with PHP. Under this I have a button that I would like to use to get the values of these form fields when clicked and apend to the value of a hidden form field which will be a multi dimensional array of those three values for each ingredient used. I would also like it to get the text values and print them to an empty element so the user can see what they are adding.
I am implementing auto re-order drop down values in asp.net. My requirement is something: I have five drop down and each has populated using 1 to 5 values. when I changevalue from dropdown, other drop down values(numberordering)should change automatically.
I need to capture input from a form in the run time and send those values as URL parameters using HTML POST.
I am using:
Here searchText and searchFilter are the input values. When I run the app, I don't see the values but I see "frm.searchText.value" and "frm.searchFilter.value" getting passed as parameters.
I cannot figure out how to total my column data correctly with JavaScript. The code I have will enter a new row, but it is not summing the columns. The new row is just filled with zeros.
function totalColumns() { var tds = document.getElementById('users_table').getElementsByTagName('td'); var sum = 0; for(var i = 0; i < tds.length; i ++) {
i am developing a web application in which i have to retrieve the user browser and platform information. i am using javascript to get this information and tryin to pass these values to the html hidden form element. pasting a brief code from my application.
how can i put choices in a guessing game. choices such as a,b, c, and d. And if the answer of the player is correct, the game will proceed to level 2, else game over.
I have a problem here. I want to have 3 levels of combo box. The second and third level are supposed to display choices based on the first level. The problem is that, the second is not populated. I have attached my codes here.
This is the code that I have, on selecting the first item in the first list it populates the second list with users. What I need to do is create a "value" for each of the items in the second list.
I am getting some numeric values entered by users in textbox and need to sum them up. I am getting the values fine from text box but when I do: var total = baseprice + metal + colour; Then instead of summing them up it shows me: 1002030 where as it should be: 150
