Basically, I'm counting all the checked checkboxes and assign the count value to a hidden field in the form. <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
function KeepCount() { var count = 0 var max = document.getElementsByTagName('checkbox').length; FOR( var x=0; x<max; x++) {
I have a foreach loop that displays survey testimonials. The user is allowed to pick only 5 testimonials. Is there an easy way to disable the rest of the checkboxes once the selected item is 5? I was trying this in jquery but this is not doing anything.
I am stuck on something that is probably a straight forward issue. Just can't get my head around it.Basically I have a whole bunch of checkboxes and I want to count the number that have the same class (only when selected)Example:
<script language="javascript"> function checkall(){ var chkd=document.getElementById('ckbox').value; num=form1.numberOfBlanks.length; var i=0; while(i<chkd.checked==true.length) { alert("hellow"); i++=; }} </script> This does not work.
I have two "series" of check boxes in a form. One named:
<input type="checbox" name="check_100[]" value="1" /> <input type="checbox" name="check_100[]" value="2" /> ...and so on
and one named
<input type="checbox" name="check_101[]" value="1" /> <input type="checbox" name="check_101[]" value="2" /> ...and so on.
I need to ensure that no more than 4 checkboxes from the first (100) series are checked simultaneously. I've managed to find some scripts that come close, but they all count all the checkboxes in the form instead of the specific ones that I'm interested in.
I have a form. It has several products. Each product has a price listed. Each product can be selected via a checkbox.
What I would like to do is have the sum of each selected product, added in total at the bottom of the form.
I would prefer to use javascript/dhtml for this, I don't want anything complex, just something to add to the page and have it display the total live as the customer checks/unchecks a product.
I want to add the + but stop when i reaches the checked length minus 1.
Code javascript: var checkedlength=0; for(i=0;i<document.getElementsByName('checkresult').length;++i){ if (document.getElementsByName('checkresult')[i].checked){
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I realize that document.getElementsByName('checkresult').length in if(i<document.getElementsByName('checkresult').length-1) is not the same as the checked.
This is what i have. It does not correctly add two values when two checkboxes are checked. It should add up to 160 but it adds up to 20 instead! any ideas?
I have written the following script which enables/disables checkboxes on my page when a radio button is selected.[code] What I would like to do is create another function called checkval() like below, which will check the value of my radio button (id: email_alerts). If the value is equal to "on" then it will run enableCheckboxes().
I need a count down clock that will count down 18 minutes and reset itself at the end. also i need a counter that increases by +1 every 18 minutes starting at 0.
I have basic JS knowledge. I am trying to organize a JS timer which counts down to a specific date. After the target date is meet the timer starts to count up. Can someone point me to a JS sample which executes this count-down+target-date+then-count-up theme?
I have the HTML all laid out for what I'm trying to do. I want to have the user be able to select any 10 checkboxes, and keep a tally of how many are selected, and how many are left to go. Should I do this with jQuery?
Code HTML4Strict: Select any 10 cds for $20<br /> You have chosen $selected CD's<br /> You have $remaining CD's left</p>
like for example i have text areas named upload1 and upload2when I click or add input on upload1 a drop down list below upload2 will not change, but when I add input on upload2 the dropdown will select "parts"
I have various list boxes in a web form. I need list box No. 4 to be disabled until a selection is made in a previous list box, the No. 2 listbox. If some selection is done in listbox No. 2 then I can do a selection of list box No. 4. How can I do this?
This is irritating cause i read a arcticle with a solution to this in one of the many newsletters i receive, but then i didn't need it and now i do i can't find it, and i'm searching for days now .
I have say 3 links
link1 --- link2 --- link3
all of then formatted nicelly with CSS. When i select one of then, say link1, it becames with a diferent background color.
What i want is to keep tha backg color even when the user clicks anywhere on the page (thus loosing focus) and until another link is clicked.
I tought this could be possible in a CSS only way, but now i think i have to use some Javascript.
I'm using jQuery to check if a group of radio buttons has one of them selected. This works fine if there IS one selected, but errors if NONE are selected. Can anyone show me how to make it work if NONE are selected?[code]
