my assignment is to create a script that will prompt users to enter a series of integers and display only the largest one. I'm having troubles figuring out how to set a var to the first item entered. I have set an array to load the #'s, and will use a for loop - does this sound right?
this is what i have so far:
Code:
var list = new Array [10];
var largest ;
function displayLargest() {
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++);
the first function(start: function ..) displays an attribute (title) of the dragged item once the sorting starts. supposedly, the second function (stop: function ..) would display the same attribute but of the item replaced by the dragged item once the sorting stops.
I have tried a lot of things already, but none seems to work.
I have some js code in which a click on a nav arrow causes list to be walked up or down and hilighted. Partial code is below. The problem is that when I get to the end of the list (e.g. there IS no next()), I want to skip this part of the code and actually hide the right arrow. I have no problem with the hiding part - I just want to set a flag when I have traversed the list to the last item.
i have a Drop down list with 10 choices (skillset). users must choose one skillset and the corresponding level (beginer/intermediate/master). ( they have to do this 10 times for all the sillsets) what i want is :
1 - i need to show up only one record (dropdowanlist) with level then have a button to add new skill and level if required 2- then when they choose the 1st skill from the dropdown , this one will not show up on the 2nd choice dropdown.
I've got a url field on a form that is not required but if it's entered I want it to be correctly entered to keep errors down. This is for an admin screen so I'm not concerned about cross site scripting attacks or anything, I just want to make sure that the URL is properly formed.
So far I've come up with the following code snip but I wonder if anyone can comment on it or perhaps come up with some improvements. Code:
I am constructing an HTML questionnaire and one of the questions requires people to rate some choices from 1 to 5, where 1 is their favourite and 5 is their least favourite:
Car Bus Taxi cab Train Airplane
Each choice has an INPUT TYPE=TEXT tag to contain the response. I also have a function that is called ONCHANGE in order to check that a number is entered between 1 and 5:
function CheckNos(obj) { if(obj.value.match(/[^d]/) || obj.value<1 || obj.value>5) {alert("Please enter a number between 1 and 5");obj.value="";return false} }
This works fine, but ideally I would like a function that could check ONCHANGE that someone has not filled in the same number twice, for example answered "1" for all of them. They are only allowed to use each rating number once, so rating their choice 1 to 5.
Can anyone suggest a short function that could accomplish this easily? Could I use some kind of array with 5 elements and allocate a flag value once that number had been chosen, then check that the value had been set?
I am making a form validator which has some field like "credit card number" and "credit card security code". I need to make sure that those fields only contain digit, no alphabet and any others characters like "." , "," , etc.
Here is my code: <html> <head> <title>JQuery FOrm Test</title> <style type="text/css"> body { font: 11px/15px verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; }
This involves the use of an order form used to process a purchase via Paypal. The items are small rhinestone letters for names and such.
The form is very simple in that the purchaser enters into form field one: the letters they wish to purchase. Form field two (this is where I rely on common sense by the purchaser): enter the number of letters entered in form field one.
Based on the number of letters entered in form field two, my form processes the correct cost for the purchase.
As you have already figured out, I am beginning to see people enter their letter orders w/out entering the number of letters ordered.
All that said: a way to count the letters entered in form field one and auto-populate form field two with that number. Code:
I'm trying to make sure that when a user enters information into my textbox, that when the textbox loses focus then it checks to make sure that they entered numbers and not text or other characters. Numbers only....Any suggestions?
I have a html form and I have three text boxes named Max Accessories: Accessory SKU: Accessory CPC ID:
And I want a javascript functionality like, if the user enters in the max accessories text box value as 1, then the below two text boxes should update like automatically like below: Accessory 1 SKU ACCESSORY 1 CPC ID
Similarly if user enters Max accessories value as 2 in the text box, then the below two text boxes should update like automatically like below: AcceSsory 1 SKU ACCESSORY 1 CPC ID AcceSsory 2 SKU ACCESSORY 2 CPC ID OnChange of the key, for accessory it should call some function in the same page and dynamically update.
I use a ticketing website at a call center. I have javascript injection bookmarks with some of the more common issues, but my issue is even after I populate everything when I try to submit the ticket, it won't recognize that somethign is there unless i go through and hit enter in each form i autopopulated.Most are drop down lists. Is there any way to submit each form(when i hit enter) after the text gets entered in there?
I am inexperienced in JavaScript. I have an html page with several numeric input fields which are an array. At the bottom of the screen is a running total of the numbers entered.
The html is like: <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME='array[0]' onchange='addup()'> <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME='array[1]' onchange='addup()'>
I have the following code that I wrote myself (except for the function isNumberKey). However, I don't know how to actually add the numbers together. My plan is to store the value entered in the forms as a variable, then manipulate the variables to get my final number. The final number would be stored in variable named Total and would be displayed after Total: at the bottom of my page.
I want to create a function that will take a date that has been entered in to text box 1 and a number of days.
The function should take the date value passed in from text box 1 convert it from a string to a date format and add the number of days passed in to the function to the date then output that value in the format dd/mm/yyyy to a second text box.
So far I have:
Text box that fires the function onBlur <input type="text" name="txt_ad_date" value ="" onBlur="addDays(26/01/2006, 1)">
The function function addDays(myDate, days) { adDate = new Date(myDate); adDate.setDate(adDate.getDate() + days); document.frmPermVacReq.txt_closing_date.value = adDate; }
This should result in 07/02/2006 in text box 2 (txt_closing_date)
what I actually get is Fri Jan 2 00:00:00 UTC 1970
I need to add 18 months to a date entered on a form and show the results to the user without the time. so a date like 1/1/2000 is entered and the results should be 06/30/2001. I am parsing the string and adding 18 months of milliseconds to the date. While I have gotten this to work, it is not correct because each month has a different # of days.
add 18 months to a date entered by a user?
Code: var str = document.form1.startdate.value; var d1 = Date.parse(document.form1.startdate.value); var d7 = d1+86400000*30*18;
The GetCats function is called. However, when it return, thegetJSONfunction is never entered. I have tried several ways. Am I doing something wrong, or is my JsonResultinvaliFrom Controller Class:
public JsonResult GetCats() { // enters and returns fine
When typing data into the autocomplete-field the list of matches is updated at every key pressed.Is it possible in any way to check and correct the data before doing the match. Or could you alter the way the match is done.The perfect example is when you have lots of users entering decimal values into a filed. Some people uses comma and some decimal-point. So you would like to permit both "2.23" and 2,23" to be matched against 2.23 in the list.[code]
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fills in "end_year" with the value before the keypress has been added to "start_year".Again, I just want "end_year" to be the same as "start_year" as it's being typed.
I want an option which checks the maximum size of characters entered. Following is an HTMl code with javascript. this Javascript checks whether the field is empty or not. but i need one more option which checks and alerts if the characters entered in the username field r more than 15. As I am not so familiar with the javascript coding,
Im trying to find a static way to see if someones typing, entered text etc... Currently, if you are typing, or enter anything in the input box it will say you are typing, and if u delete it, the message dissapears.. is there a way where if you're not typing at all it can say "You entered text" or something? maybe a way to time when the last key was pressed?
I have a form that works out some basic math questions e.g. area etc. I run a function when a form field is updated to do the calculations, however I'd like to run a different calculation depending on which form element was updated. Is there a way to say something like:
if (area1 was updated) { work out this calculation } if(area2 was updated) { work out this calculation } and so on?