I am using AJAX to populate a <div>, which is working very nicely, except for one thing:
My reset button in the resulting <formis dead.
When I put a breakpoint and trap the response in the javascript code, the returned html for the button looks like this:
<input type="reset" value="Clear" />
When I look at the response in Firebug console, there are no slashes, so I don't know what's going on. It looks like this:
<input type="reset" value="Clear" />
The main thing is, it doesn't reset the form elements. Has anyone ever seen this behavior before?
I have a table (not in a form) that has several input text boxes. I want to have a reset button that acts like the form RESET button. I thought I would use the following jQuery method:
Here's my reset button code:
Here's one of my table input lines:
I thought this would be simple, but I can't seem to figure out how to target the text that the user types into an input field before he/she decides to "reset" and start over.
I'm thinking that my problem is that I can't find the correct syntax for my line: $('input.firstname').value('')
Everythings working great except my Reset Filters Button. It is actually reseting the filters but it is supposed to reset the table and show all of the rows also. Can't figure out why its not reseting the table too.
if you want to see what it is doing you can go to
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Basically on this page [url] the second table - the one for layout - has got 2 buttons at the bottom, "show borders" which once clicked puts a jpg in the box and shows how the table would look like if it had borders, and the second button "reset text" that at the moment doesn't work, that it is supposed to bring back to the original content of the box. At the moment that button has a function that is clearly wrong. I have made some attempts of course.
i need to implement a clear button to clear all the fields in the form, but i am thinking i can just use reset button.
<input type="reset" name="reset" value="CLEAR">
The first thought is that if there is default value reset and clear will become different. My understanding is that reset means to restore the original page before any edits by the user.
It seems like I can use reset button to implement clear javascript button.
I have created a dummy web page with three text boxes and three buttons, Enable Disable and Reset. The enable disable buttons work as expected but the Reset button does not.
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function clear(){ document.getElementById("myForm").reset(); } function disable() { document.getElementById('txt1').disabled=true; document.getElementById('txt2').disabled=true; document.getElementById('txt3').disabled=true; } function enable() { document.getElementById('txt1').disabled=false; document.getElementById('txt2').disabled=false; document.getElementById('txt3').disabled=false; } </script></head><body><table> <form id = "myForm"> First Name<input type = "text1" id = "txt1" size = "20"><br><br> Last Name<input type = "text2" id = "txt2" size = "20"> <br><br> Contact Number<input type = "number" id = "txt3" size = "15"><br><br> <input type="button" onclick="disable()" value="Disable" /> <input type="button" onclick="enable()" value="Enable" /> <input type = "button" onclick="clear()" value = "Reset"> </form></table></body>
I have a page where I use <DIV> to control the visibility a text input area. The text input is made visible only if the Other radio button is selected. That all works fine.
The problem I'm having is when I press the forms Reset )<input type=reset>) button, the visibility of the text area is not restored to the state it was at when the page first loaded so I end up with the text area being displayed even though the Other radio button in no longer selected (reset did clear it).
I thought I could solve this by using a <FORM onReset="forcehide()"> event handler but I can't figure out how to get the object id of the div. The div is defined as follows: Code:
I am using jquery.validate.js file to validate an input form, It works fine, my problem is the error messages are not get cleared while clicking the reset button in the form.
I have got a radio button group. A click event have to reset it that the first radio button is checked again. <input type="radio" name="msgtype" value="1" checked="checked" /> Gruß <input type="radio" name="msgtype" value="2" /> Wunsch <input type="radio" name="msgtype" value="3" /> Frage That doesn't work so far: $('#cleaner').click(function(){ $("input[name='msgtype']").filter("[value='1']").attr("checked","checked"); });
I know there are the event handlers onBeforeUnload and onunload, which work great 90% of the time.But what would happen if a user who was in the system had a power cut? Would it then be down to the database that stores who is logged in to go through logging users out who havent done anything for a while?
When I am trying to fade images using either .fadeto or .fadeIn/Out, I get dead pixels. This happens on both IE7 and IE8. I tried looking around for a solution, but nothing works. Here is a link to an example: click here (Don't forget to use IE.
I am trying to make a link dead until all fields are valid. Once they are validated and match the regex, the link should take you to its destination.
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As of now, you can click the link and a lightbox will show up displaying verify.php no matter what the case; even if the fields are considered invalid values by regex. I want the link button (#various2) to be dead until all text fields match the regex assigned to them.
ALSO, for some weird reason, my link has to be pressed twice until it is able to recognize the urlstring in the js. So....when the viewer comes to my site, they will press the link once (nothing happens) and have to press it again for it to work.
I've come back to working on something I built a while ago. Just a small function that I started that displays links by searching through a text area and grabbing all a hrefs. I want to try and build on it to check for dead links. This is the report code: Code: function report(){ document.getElementById("htmlDiv").innerHTML = document.getElementById("htmlArea").value; a = document.getElementById("htmlDiv").getElementsByTagName("a"); for(i=0; i < a.length; i++){ //window.open(a[i].href)//the ( and ) characters signify that window.open is a function; if(i == 0){ document.getElementById("report").innerHTML = "<li><a href="" + a[i].href + "" />" + a[i].href + "</a></li>"; document.getElementById("report").style.display = "block"; } else { document.getElementById("report").innerHTML += "<li><a href="" + a[i].href + "" />" + a[i].href + "</a></li>"; }} document.getElementById("reportNumber").innerHTML = "Total: " + i; }
I was thinking maybe I could encorporate the following into this maybe? Code: function UrlExists(url) { var http = new XMLHttpRequest(); http.open('HEAD', url, false); http.send(); return http.status!=404; } The above makes sense to me as I think it is saying as long as its not 404 its ok. I want to incorporate something like that so my report displays links and maybe strikes them through if they return 404 or are dead.
What I need is a Javascript function which resets the myselect-field to it's inital value3. It may have been changed by the user to let's say value4.
Setting the selectedIndex=0 will not work as it will select the first (value1) option instead of value3. Same thing with selectedIndex=-1 which will select nothing.
I have a pop-up menu; one of those where you scroll over the menu, and a submenu pops up beneath it. Everything's running smoothly on every browser I've tested with, except for one problem on every browser: the "clearing" of the menu.
The menu itself is being called by: onMouseOver="menu(1)" onMouseOut="clearIt()"
function menu(x) let's "x" refer to a predefined array, which determines which menu to pop up. That menu is stored in a variable, showMenu. If x==0, then it changes showMenu to a whitespace, thus "clearing" the submenu altogether.
clearIt() is a simple function, pasted here: function clearIt() { setTimeout("menu(Ɔ')", 7000) }
The idea is that the menu will disappear after 7 seconds. The problem I'm having, though, is that the 7 seconds starts after the first onMouseOut, and doesn't restart when the visitor mouses over the second button. So, if I look at the first submenu for 6 seconds, then when I go to the second button the menu only stays open for 1 second, instead of starting the timer over.
I have a very simple need - I need javascript code to reset a DIV that the user may have scrolled down. It doesn't need to smoothly scroll or anything - just jump right to the top.
I have made a rest button to reset select forms to there top value using this:
Is there a way to make so instead of having "value = 6;" it would just reset to the option with the smallest value? it will be used on multiple pages were the same name select will have different values on the options
