Can anyone sort out my problem.I want to build a product comparison page in javascript with checkbox i.e when a user click on the respective checkbox with images maybe 1 or more, then the comparison table should show on the same page.I am having about 10 products and 12 comparison categories to be compared.The user can check one checkbox or all....
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If you mouseOver a thumbnail of a product, a larger picture appears fading in and doing a quick slide at the same time. On mouseLeave, it does the reverse.
I want to change the existing code of our company e-commerce site so that the pull down menues are now checkboxes (will make life easier for sales to work with).
The pull down menu's must automatically submit, as the pricing changes with each selection.
Is there a way of auto submiting when a checkbox is ticked / unticked? Have tried using the "onChange=" that I nicked from the pull down...
Current checkbox code below.
I have a function that I call to check or uncheck all checkboxes on a
form - I use a 'master' checkbox to do this much like hotmail has to
check all mail messages - the code works fine if I name my checkboxes
like this:
chk1
chk1
chk1
But I need to name them with an array for deletion purposes which is
already coded and working - I need to name them like this:
chk[0]
chk[1]
chk[2]
I can't get the check/uncheck function to work with array checkbox
names - at the bottom of this I show my main checkbox I use to check
or uncheck all the others checkboxes named chk1 - but how do I pass
the name of the array checkboxes Code:
I am trying to do some JavaScript calculation with checkboxes, and have been able to modify some codes to do bits of what i want to do. (Screenshot attached) However, i want each checkbox to have multiple values, and therefore multiple results.
I can't find any examples, but i've come across something similar with Radio buttons [URL].. I don't 'get' the example enough to proceed. My question is, is it even possible to do with a checkbox, and if so how do i go about doing it please?
The Javascript code:
function count() {
var item1price = 10;
var item2price = 50;
var item3price = 1100;
var item4price = 100;
[Code]...
I am trying out checkbox total calculator code examples, which automatically calculates the values of checked/unchecked items, and so far so good. My question is if it's at all possible for each checkbox to have multiple values, so i can have different sets of totals? I have been looking for examples all over with no luck. I have seen examples for Radio buttons, which separates the different totals with commas, but i don't have enough JavaScript experience to understand it fully.
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condition
1. IF any checkbox is checked, div should show
2. if all checkboxes are unchecked only then the div should hide.
I have a simple form which I'm trying to validate. I have around 8 checkboxes that the user has to agree with, and if they dont, they get the message saying "you did not accept the training princples, yada yada".
I also have a few text fields asking for their details.
Maybe I'm missing something simple here, but everytime I submit the form, it doesnt validate. Im not fantastic at coding, but I was hoping this would be quite straight forward. All I'm trying to do is get a message up if the user doesnt agree with all of the checkboxes. Code:
I have a form that generates a dynamic number of rows from a value
passed in via querystring. I have a one static row in my form with a
"master" checkbox that I have deemed "Select All:". I want to be able
to select all and deselect all the other checkboxes beneath it in the
column by clicking on it. I've gotten it partially working. I can
click the "master" checkbox and it will set the .checked property of
all the others to true. BUT how do I reverse the process and turn them
all off? Here is my funcion: Code:
I have some jQuery code to add and remove a class to toggle an image. It works for one but now I want it to work if I add other checkboxes. Currently all the checkboxes change the 1st div. I would like to make it toggle it's respective div.
<html>
<head>
<title>jquery to Show/Hide a Div</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="[URL]"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$("input").removeAttr("checked");
$("input").click(function(){ .....
I have some jQuery code to add and remove a class to toggle an image. It works for one but now I want it to work if I add other checkboxes. Currently all the checkboxes change the 1st div. I would like to make it toggle it's respective div.
<html>
<head>
<title>jquery to Show/Hide a Div</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.1.min.js"></script>
[Code].....
I have checkbox inputs like so:
<input type="submit" value="One" id="one" />
<input type="submit" value="Two" id="two" />
Say they are both checked.. How would I send those values through the code below properly?
$('#submit').click(function(){
value = $('input:checked'); // not sure how to collect all checkbox values here so they can be sent..
[code]....
I posted a thread a few days ago concerning a bit of javascript code to make checking one checkbox clear another one. I got some great, prompt help. However, I just got back to working on that web page, and realized that the functions only work on the first form on my web page. I have many forms and they are actively named using php.
Here's are the functions (these works for just the first form on the page):
<script type="text/javascript">
function undo_Changes() {
if (document.getElementById("Complete").checked==true) {
document.getElementById("Needs_Change").checked=false;
[Code]....
I am trying to make a multiple checkbox filter. It works by selecting/unselecting checkboxes the divs with classes revered to the checkboxes will activate deactivate.
This is the javascript I founded on the net:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#events li."+$("input.type_check").attr('id')).addClass('type_hidden');
$("#events li."+$("input.type_check").attr('id')).slideUp();
$("#events li."+$("input.start_check").attr('id')).addClass('type_hidden');
$("#events li."+$("input.start_check").attr('id')).slideUp();
$("#events li."+$("input.place_check").attr('id')).addClass('type_hidden');
$("#events li."+$("input.place_check").attr('id')).slideUp(); .....
To see it working online look here: [URl]
There two problems. I want to replace the sliding effect. I want to make a table with the divs in it. And when a div is deactivated the text or image shows grey and the link is disabled and when activated the text/image shows black/color and the link is enabled. So when you uncheck/check the boxes the divs will toggle between the two styles clickable and unclickable. I also want to make a second checkbox/radio row with different css styles to choose from. When a style is selected and you click on a link in div it will send you to the page with the selected style.
I have the following checkboxes:
[ ] None [ ] Option 1 [ ] Option 2 [ ] Option 3
When the first checkbox is checked (None), I need the other three checkboxes to:
1. Become unchecked if the user had checked them
2. Become disabled
If/when the first checkbox is unchecked after that, the other three checkboxes would become enabled.
I have a form with a shipping address area and a billing address area. Right now I have a checkbox that fills in the billing address information if its the same as shipping information. Instead of having that so the form isnt so long when people first look at it I would like for the billing address fields to be hidden when you first come onto the page, and only if the address's are different the person will click the check box and the billing address section will appear. I know this has to be done in javascript but I have never done it
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to set focus to the first checkbox or text box on the page. Some pages have text boxes at the top, and others have check boxes. The following is the code I am using for the first text box, however it I require the possibility to use checkbox or text.
$(function() {
$("#divId :input[type='text']:first).focus();
});
someone here might know what I'm doing wrong. I have a list of checkboxes, in multiple rows with each along the lines of:
[Code]...
I would like to know how to compare dates in javascript.
var sdate = new Date(theform.SubmissionDate.value);
var odate = new Date(theform.StartDate.value);
var todaysdate = new Date();
if(sdate < todaysdate)
{
alert("Submissionn Date should not be less than current date");
return false;
}
if(sdate < odate)
{
alert("Submissionn Date should not be less than opening date");
return false;
}
My above comparison does'nt work. can u suggest some way?
How would one go about comparing 2 strings one of which may contain
special entities (eg "cassé" and "cassé")?
I tried to find a way to take the second string and do a replace
whenever such entities are encountered but this implies creating some
sort of lookup table containing not all but a good number of entity
codes. Unless I am mistaken, javascript does not any function to replace
an entity-infested string with a decoded string, pretty much like php's
html_entity_decode. Another way, probably better (but I don't know),
would be to encode the first string.
I've this comparison with two numbers
if (t.minimum.value t.maximum.value) ...
yet it's always true except when minimum and maximum are identical. Why
isn't it false when minimum is smaller than maximum?
I have this function that checks formfields with an onChange. But it seems
to get my comparisons wrong. I've listed the function below, and give some
sample values here, the committed value is changed from 1000 to 1500 and
then gets a popup that it is greater than the Budget? Code:
I have this method: function rbc_init() {
var choice = document.getElementById('choiceKey6').value;
var searcher = document.getElementById('searchText').value;
if (choice == "Services")
{
var script = '/site/includes/az_search_results.php';
[Code]...
choiceKey6 is a drop down menu with the values "Services", "Documents", "Downloads", "Frequently Asked Questions". I've named it strangely because of the bug that causes IE's getElementByID to search both ID's and names. SearchText is just a textbox, but it is irrelevant to my problem.
My problem is that in firefox this works as expected, the string comparisons work and the code in the if statements is executed as expected. In internet explorer however, the algorithm always defaults to the else statement at the end. What have I done wrong? argh.
I have three fields that I want validated on a form. Item3 cannot be smaller than Item2 and Item2 cannot be smaller than Item1.
Below is what I had in mind:
Function validateForm()
{
If (Item3 < Item2)
alert="You must enter a bigger size for Item 3"
else
If (Item2 < Item1)
alert="You must enter a bigger size for Item 2
}
</script>
<form method="POST" action="Post.jsp" onsubmit="validateForm(this)">
Anybody know of any product review script, like amazon uses, that is javascript?
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