JQuery :: Changed As Many Parameters To Get It Working 95% The Last Bit Is To Get It To Display 2Decimal Places
Apr 12, 2011
I am using a slider on a website imdesigning, I dont know javascript but have chnaged as many parameters to get it working 95% The last bit is to get it to display 2Decimal places
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more or less it works by sliding the slider and it shows how many credits you get for an amount, how the cost appears as either no decimal palces or 1 decimal places and I would like it as two..
I have an html form that I'd like to be able to edit.When I access the form I'd like for the "old" data to be displayed. I can read data into a php array and echo onto the form, but I'd like to use JSON.I use JSON other places in the app, but always read into a div.I use JQuery for the app.
However what i'd like to do is submit the form items using serializeArray but then return multiple items from the php script and insert them in multiple places on the page, not just in the form itself.
I know i could simply use that line of code 4 times over with 4 different html targets but i don't feel it is very efficient or DRY. So i'd like to know the best way to submit multiple values to a php script, return multiple responses and use those responses in multiple places in the html.
If I get a percentage result on a form, for example: 95.44186046511628
Is there a way I can limit it to only 2 decimal places like 95.44? It won't always be 95.44186046511628, so it just wouldn't apply to just that one percentage. I need it to only have 2 decimal places with whatever the value is.
I want javascript function that could convert from integer to float e.g if user enters 10 then it should convert it to 10.00 or better 10.000. If user enters 10.0123 then it should convert it to 10.0123.
I am trying to use the following javascript [URL] to create something similar to the example on [URL] for a school project but I wondered if someone could advise me how I can round numbers to 2 decimal places in the field box as I have to convert the calculated value by an exchange rate, e.g.:
where x=100 and y=50 calculate="(x+y)/1.55"
returns a value of 96.77419355. I would like to round this figure up to 2 decimal places so it would read 96.77 but I cannot figure out how to do this.
I am looking to enforce the use of 3 decimal places in an input. I have found some scripts that do this, however, I also want to format it this way in case someone enters LESS than 3 decimal places. If a user enters 1.25, I want it formatted as 1.250 If a user enters 1 I want it formatted as 1.000 etc.
My javascripting is getting there, I have been learning for the last week and I have produced a working script however im getting stuck with how you round a variable (stored user input) up to the nearest whole number to 2 decimals I have looked at many tutorials and I think that the math.round has to be used somewhere but I cannot work out the syntax to integrate it into my code because everywhere I have looked seems to be using document.write syntax:
I am new to javascript and I am attempting to output to two decimal places as its currency. As an example it currently outputs as 127.1 instead of 127.10.
rounding the quote up to two decimal places. I've seen a lot of codes and tried a bunch (math.round, tofixed, toprecision) but not exactly sure how to use them and where to put them. Calculator can be viewed here along with the code [URL]
Recently in my IT class, we made a HTML page which would open a popup box, where the user could enter a key word. When the user pressed enter, the page would navigate to a specific page. The code we used was:
<script language = "JavaScript"> where = window.prompt ("Please tell me where you would like to go."); switch (where){[code].....
implement this code on my workplaces server, and have the keywords link to other html documents within the server. However when I tested this, for some reason the links are not working.
I have a small piece of code (taken largely from W3 Schools)that checks that there is a decimal point entered in a form field, but what I really need is to check that the number entered ends in 2 decimal places.
e.g. 10 is Invalid 10.00 is Valid
My current code is below. Can someone explain what I need to do to ensure that the user enters a number including two trailing decimal places please?
[code]I am having a hard time coming up with jquery code to have it so if I rollover something in .list that it will change the background image in #column2.I am thinking that building an array of IDs and IMAGELOCs would do the trick. Basically the PHP is going to give me IDs and Image Locations.I am just not sure the best way to write the jquery (cleanly) to perform the functions I want. I also want it so when you click the LI that the ID number that matches the DIV inside of #column2 will be shown.I understand jquery on a "copy & paste & modify" basis but having a hard time utilizing FORs and such.
How can I trigger a jquery event for when a user changes the option that is selected in a select statement? I need to update a variable with the new selected item when this happens.
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I'm having an issue where when I click a button it changes the class of that button $(this).addClass('not_selected').removeClass('selected'); And then I want to make it so that button acts diffrently once it has been pushed $('.selected').hover(function(){..... The button is changing class fine I have checked it in firebug but I want it to then instantly respond to other jquery functions as if it has the new class?
I am using jquery do detect realtime if a checkbox has changed. But i want to have a delay, otherwise when you type a long word the page changes every time you type another character.
Thi is the code:
$(function() { var content = $('#plu').val(); $('#plu').keyup(function() { if ($('#plu').val() != content) { content = $('#plu').val();
I'm dynamically generating radio buttons, but in Internet Explorer (tested in versions 7 & 6), you cannot change the radio buttons after they've been added. In Firefox (testing in 3.6) it's fine. I've mocked up some code below which shows the issue. It generated up to 10 radio buttons (by random number) and checks that radio button programmatically. However you cannot manually select an already generated radio button.
HTML: <form action="list.htm"> <div id="list"></div> <button id="btnChoose">Add radio button</button>
I have an input form with an on / off switch that the user needs to toggle to make changes.The 'switch' is an img and when the user clicks it I get jQuery to load either the 'on' image or the 'off' image.
if ($(this).attr('src') == '../Images/off.png') { $(this).attr('src', '../Images/ONICON.png'); }
When I set the switch to 'ON' I also get jQuery to enable all the input controls in the form (they are disabled by default when the form is opened). The problem I'm having is that when the user clicks the switch from off to on the first time it has to download the on image (I can see it pulling it down from the server in Firebug) and the controls are enabling before the switch says 'ON'. I don't have this problem when switching back to off again (I assume that the image is cached and can be quickly accessed by the browser):
if ($(this).attr('src') == '../Images/off.png') { $(this).attr('src', '../Images/ONICON.png'); $('#ucustomertitle').attr('disabled', false);
