I am using ext js library to built ajax base site.I need to build dynamci variable and then send that variable with same name in paramter to php i have following function where first i check the array length and then loop untill the array lenght come to end and within that i get the value from html.now i want to send dynamic variables as parameter but i can do this
i have made an application in php so that people can make, on the fly, a form. when they submit the form there is a javascript formvalidation.
because we do not know how many fields there are in the form (it is made on the fly) i collect all the form fieldnames in an php array and sent it to the javascript function: Code:
I'm would like my app to send a preformatted email(with subject and body) everytime a user pushed a button, like : onclick " mailto:this@that.com" , without the user seeing anything, i.e. not being able to edit the message.
Using php, this is very simple; mail("this@example.com", "Subject", "Line 1 Line 2 Line 3");
is there a way to do this the same, easy way using javascript?
I am using a javascript to format an email, the problem is that when the user clicks the submit button they are presented with the email and they have to click send in the email. Is there anyway to do this without the email being shown to the user?
I am able to do it using a simple mailto: but this prevents me from formatting the body of the email and other functions I need.. Code:
Has anyone tried sending web pages containing javascript to another user also using Outlook Express?
Mine don't work on the other end - although I'm not sure if this is because they don't have Javascript enabled in MS Explorer 6. I save the entire HTML file + script into my Stationery folder. Then I select Message/New Message Using [select stationery file]. Should it work? Say I sent this by email:
<html> <head> <script> alert("Hi there!"); </script> </head> <body> <p>Can you see the alert box? Let me know.</p> </body>
I have interrupted a login process (going to another interim page) to access the database and retrieve the zip code of the customer (don't ask :-). so they can agree or disagree (disagree is a javascript:back)
there are 3 $_post variables which i need to send on from within a confirm() to the login script.
Can this be done? They have to be $_post, rather than $_get
Is there a php alternative to the confirm? ( if so, i'm in the wrong place!!)
I am currently trying to validate a form before sending it with the jQuery Form Plugin.I can get them working but it is always one or the other, I can't get them both working.
I have a form that calls a perl script. A few javascript routines in the form do a few things prior to submitting. For some reason, however, the perl script is being called twice (the perl script sends out an email, and submitting the form once results in two identical emails.)
Here are excerpts from the script that I believe to be relevant (I can post more if this isn't enough, but it's long and I'm trying to keep it brief.) Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I've read about how you need to return true after calling the javascript via a button click, but I've done this kind of thing in other places and it's worked fine. I've also tried inserting a return statement here in the function and it doesn't seem to make a difference. Strange. (BTW, I changed the domain name in the URL out of courtesy to my client, just FYI.) Code:
I'm working on a script that will produce multiple dynamic forms based on the results of an ajax request. The ajax request does a db query that will return 0 to x number of rows. For each row, a new serialized form is created. Since the forms do not exist at page load, I'm having problems getting the value of the form elements so that I can run other functions on them (update inputs and selects). I've stripped down everything so that I can show a basic example. In the example, how would I get the value of "#orderID"? The body contains a div (previousList) that has a list of items that when clicked will trigger the ajax query. It also has a div (line details) that will hold all of the forms that are generated.
<div id="lineDetails"> check it out </div> <div id="previousFrm" class="ui-widget-header ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"> <h3>Previous Returns/Cancels</h3> <div id="previousList"> <ul class="previous" id="returnList"> <li id="1000997" class="names">1000997: 101853</li> <li id="1000995" class="names">1000995: 101853</li> ..... But callingconsole.log("order line value is " + $("#orderID").val()); results in 'undefined'.
I'm working with a form that has both static and dynamic form elements (add textbox, etc), and while I can access the static elements via request.form, the dynamic elements cannot be accessed. I have the dynamic elements appended within a div that lies within a table.
Here is the javascript:
Code:
function add3<%=strGoalCount%><%=strObjCount%>() { var foo = document.getElementById('fooBar<%=strGoalCount%><%=strObjCount%>'); var numi = document.getElementById('theValue'); var num = (document.getElementById('theValue').value -1)+ 2;
but did not help much. In Internet Explorer w.document.charset="ISO-8559-2" after w.document.open solved the problem, but with Mozilla this do not work. There is a w.document.characterSet, but this is read only. Mozilla seems forcing UTF-8 - is there a way to change this?
I have a small script that creates and removes elements from an html form. This script also renames some elements upon deletion of another element. But this does not seem to be working properly. The problem is that i can't really figure it out so i was wondering if there is a way to see the source code that is created by JavaScript,in order to track down where the problem is.
function removeDiv(divNum){ var container = document.getElementById("container"); var removedID = document.getElementById("div" + divNum); container.removeChild(removedID);[code]....
// the code below works if i delete the "for" above, and doesn't work if the "for" is there. specifically, if the added elements are 5 or more and i delete the last one, the value of y remains the same. if i delete the first or one in he middle, it works. if i delete the last and reduce the elements to 1,then add another 5 and delete the last one (as it would not work initially) it works!
var y = parseInt(document.getElementById("totalElements").value); document.getElementById("totalElements").value = y - 1; } <input type="hidden" name="totalElements" />
The value of totalElements increases every time an element is added and this works well.
I want to get IE5 to send the contents of an HTML form by e-mail using Outlook. I know that the basic idea is to make the recipients' e-mail address the Action. I can make a blank message open addressed as required but I can't get the user's input to appear in the message body.
I've run into this a few times and have never found a way to deal it. Basically I'm building a user administration cms using mostly ajax calls to admin modules. It works great but I'm running into a huge problem that I need to figure out how to fix, (if possible).
As the title says the issue is including and executing javascript code inside a page that gets called via ajax. One specific example of the problem I'm having is creating sortable lists with scriptalacous. It works great if I access the page directly, but if I access the page using an ajax call the javascript of the page doesn't seem to fire.
I have a form with results and ID's for each field, I can get an alert to popup with the results, is there anyway to display this on the webpage? This is what I have so far:
I'm having trouble validating a form with javascript before sending it to a php script. Even when the form fails validation it still sends to the php. I believe it's to do with my validation script. You can see the script live here: [URL]
Javascript: Code JavaScript: function validate_required(field){ with(field){ if (value==null||value==""){ document.getElementById("empty").style.display="block"; return false; }else{ return true; }}}
function validate_login(thisform){ with (thisform){ if (validate_required(user)==false){ name.focus(); return false; }else if (validate_required(pass)==false){ comment.focus(); return false; }else{ return true; }}}
I have a registration form which is processed by using javascript and php. First I show registration.php and data from it is sended with ajax to registration_process.php
The problem is that is probably not secure way. Is any way to encrypt value of input? For example something like this var name=$('#name').encrypt().val();
We have a form on our website, which ends up being sent to an e-mail address. The only problem is that some people access this form using public computers. When they press submit , the Internet Mail Wizard pops up and tries to make them setup a new account. Obviously because they are using a public computer we can't have them setting up e-mail accounts on that computer.
I have a form on my website that takes registrations for my classes. The form currently is sent to a php that checks for empty fields. If all is good, they are passed to a thank you page. If any empty, they go to a page that reminds them to fill in all required fields, where I've provided a history-back button. Problem is that 1) the captcha image isn't refreshed, and 2) with 14 fields, they have to find the missed field!
This is where I thought that This Script would work great. It adds a "sentence image" in red when a required field is missed. This would keep the person on the same page, and highlight the missed fields!
My Problem; I've tried to adapt the script to my already existing form, but when I click the submit button, I quickly see my tables "expand" from the inserted image (haven't sized the image to fit yet, so it enlarges the table), but then immediately proceeds to the php script!
Below is the code between the head tags but only for field-1 for now!
I am trying to generate a pulldown-menu with JavaScript/DOM: The following Code works fine with Opera an Mozilla but in the IE the width of the select element is too short:
myCurrentElement = window.document.getElementsByName('par_role')[0]; for (var i = 0; i < optionArray.length; i++) { myNewElement = window.document.createElement('option'); myNewElement.setAttribute('value', optionArray[i]["value"]); if (optionArray[i]["selected"]==1) { myNewElement.setAttribute('selected', 'selected'); } myNewText = window.document.createTextNode(optionArray[i]["label"]); myNewElement.appendChild(myNewText); myCurrentElement.appendChild(myNewElement); }
Is it possible to upload FILE from form by AJAX ? I capture values on form field and send by ajax call and all works perfect, but when i try upload file it doesn'work. Maybe wron header is set? What do you think of that?
I have a problem with sending data from a form to a php script with AJAX. To test if it works, I try to send data from the form, print it in the php with "echo", and then put it back in the initial html file.
My Javascript code is:
The function stateChanged, basically says:
The problem is that the response is empty, but I don't know why. I have checked the input data and the postData variable says "firstName="+input (e.g. "firstName=Robert"), so that's not the error.
I have a couple of forms which use JS validation and if the validation checks out the forms action is a new php page which sends the form (see code below). It all works fine but occasionally blank emails come through. After researching some people say I shouldn't use client side validation. Is there an easier way by tweaking the code I have rather than changing it all completely?