when the user types a FIRST NAME into the first name textbox this should update the paxname with the value and a space.when the user types a LAST NAME into the last name textbox this should update the paxname with the value therefore at the end of the process the paxname will have the full name of the person in order with spaces in between. also i would like the first name and last name values to be changed to proper case ie John Smith once placed into paxname the update process does not have to be instantaneous, it can perhaps update the paxname textbox when the focus is gone from the field in question, dont mind how it works as long as it updates.
My first day with jquery, and I've just been playing around a little but have run in to a problem in Firefox.
I've set up a basic form with a name and a button (not submit) and one text field.
All it does right now is open an alert box when the button is clicked. That's fair enough. However, in Firefox, if I have the text field selected and hit enter, it doesn't press the button.
How would I go about making sure the enter key presses the button? I'd like to avoid using onclick and a method in the form if possible. My aim eventually is to post data and return it without a page refresh instead of create an alert box.
I have very basic javascript skills, just started looking into jQuery and jQueryTools to enhance my websites. I have been coding PHP for about 1.5 years.I have a php form with which users can update their purchase order before making a final confirmation and payment.
Thought it would be nice if, instead of using php for redirecting to a success/fail message in a separate php file and redirecting again back to the form with a 3 second delay, I could get a jQuery script to pop up with a success/fail message, so avoiding all the clumsy php redirecting and page refreshing.I've searched for plugins, but they all act on event listeners attached to a submit button or other clickable html element.Ive searched the net for ages and can't find an easily understood explanation and complete example, where a jQuery pop up notification is displayed in response to a php script executing a db update.
I am trying to test out a basic xhtml form using radio buttons and text boxes. I want a user to select one of the radio buttons and have the focus change to the relevant text box where they can enter in the title of their choice.
Code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
Environment is PHP - MYSQL When the user changes the value of a select drop-down, I want to use Ajax and query one table of my database, retrieve three pieces of data, and place the data in three separate text fields in my form. Is there a simple tutorial out there that explains this?
I get the general concept of the separate php file for the query, but I'm pretty much lost.
I'm creating a page that calculates a number depending on what value is inputted into a text field. I need to create some javascript that updates this new calculated value and outputs it next to the input field. Anytime the user changes the number, it recalculates the value. My calculation is currently being produced by PHP, however if I need to, I can create javascript as well to recalculate these numbers.
I'm doing an ajax call to a remote php file... it returns a value fine, and even enters a value into a text field on my form. The problem is, right after the function call to the ajax function, I do an alert of what the field value is, and it doesn't recognize the field value has been changed. Two caveats:
1 - It will recognize the last call's change (if I run it a 2nd time, it'll see the 1st call changes) onBlur="ajaxCall(document.form1);alert(document.form1.ajax Field.value);">
2 - It'll recognize the current call's change if I set a 2 second timeout onBlur="ajaxCall(document.form1);setTimeout('checkFields(d ocument.form1)',2000);">
It seems, although I can see the text field getting updated, programmatically speaking, it isn't reflecting it until everything is done... including any alerts and such.
It's weird seeing the empty alert popup, when I can see the value in the text field underneath it.
I've done a fair bit of development in php, html and css, but none whatsoever in javascript so far.
I've found myself looking to jQuery as a potential solution to an interesting problem that I'd like to solve: I have a basic CMS that clients can use to manage the rental of items (caravan pitches to backhoes). The site administrator gets to enter the details of their products, prices and so forth, and then visitors to their site can see the availability of their products on a dynamically generated calendar - and book them online.
Part of the CMS allows the creation of 'seasons' - periods of the year in which a product's rental price changes - for special offers, etc. Different seasons are shown on the calendar using different css markup that the admin can change in the 'create/edit season' form.
Clearly, I can't expect Joe Siteadmin to type correct CSS and, ideally, I'd like to avoid limiting him to a swatch of pre-generated choices. So, having been seduced by the sexiness of the jQuery UI calendar plugin, I was thinking that it ought to be fairly easy to provide a jQuery color picker of some sort on the 'create/edit season' form, maybe with some radio buttons to dynamically link the picker to change background, text and border color - and update the relevant css rules for the colors chosen, on the fly, in the relevant input field on the form.
I was making mysearchfieldI though jQuer may help update one dropdown box when a value in one box is updated.
So, my search goes like this, Search for Pet [PetDropDown], Search for Breed [BreedDropDown], Search Location [Text feild] and Search Price [Text Feild].
So in this system i want the [DropDown] box to automatically update it self, with no reloading, thats where jQuery comes in (im guessing) with a list of Breed that link with the Pets DropDown. So if the user picks Dog, then the Breed Dropdown will show Breeds that areassociatedwith Dogs, such as Collie, Jack Russell or Staffordshire Bull Terrier. If a Pet isn't selected then nothing will show.
The information come from the data and a phpstatementfor the Breed DropDown would be as such: $sql = "SELECT id, title, value, type, cat FROM site_cats WHERE type = '[PetDropDown]' "; of course it wont be [PetDownDown] but as a $value such as $petType or $pet.
sample code, whereby if I change a field value in a web form (from a drop-down list for example), the value shown in another field is automatically updated to show the needed value for that selected option?
I am creating a basic page for a client to allow them to update photo captions on their own. The test page is here: [url]
There are only 4 photos right now for testing, but eventually there will be 100's. The issue I'm having is that only the first image caption is being updated. If I edit the caption for photo #4 and click update, it appears to update, but it actually doesn't. Further testing shows if I change the caption for #1 and click submit on ANY other caption, it updates #1. This makes me think that the jQuery code is only referencing the first form.
I know I could use ID's on the forms and in the jQuery to differentiate the forms, however the form HTML code is generated with PHP and there will be 100's of them. Is there any way for jQuery to determine which form was submitted? I need to be able to tell which form was submitted so I can use that form's caption text to update the photo caption via SQL (photo info stored in an SQL database).
Here's the code from the page. The forms are generated via PHP:
I have a form which calculates values and gives the user a total depending on their selection in the drop down box. At the moment the value is displayed in a text field and I have got all the javascript to do this.
What I would ideally want is to embed the total in the page, rather than a text field. The total appears to the user like it is normal text in a page, only it will update when the form values are changed.
I presume that I want document.write to do this? Does anyone know how I could do this/ or if there is a page that does this sort of thing where i can 'borrow' the code?
I'm trying to pass the data a user types in the multisearch text box over to the listheader hidden field before the form is submitted. I need it to work in all browsers. The below code only works in IE (not FireFox) and it doesn't work if I hit the "Enter" button on my keyboard, only works when I actually click the "Submit" button:
I want to create a javascript function where I have a dropdown list and onChage I want to update a txt field with the current date in the dd/mm/yyyy format.
Have a small problem with a cms whereby when i try to insert default text into an input text field using the "value" attribute it gets deleted. I was thinking to force insert the text in there when the page load with javascript but not sure exactly how...
<p><input name="vericode" id="vericode" value="This text doesn't display!!" type="text" onclick="value=''"/></p>
I have a requirement in which, I need to capture a loan amount and the amount of down payment for that loan. According to the requirement, the user is going to enter enter the loan amount and then will enter the down payment in either percentage of the loan amount or an actual amount. I have designed a form to capture this information with three text fields, one each for loan amount, down payment in % and down payment in $.
So the user has the option of entering downpayment in $ or in %. If the user enter the down payment in $ then my code has to calculate the equivalent % value and populate the corresponding text field and vice versa. My question here is, what would be the best way to handle this situation.
Shall i just use the OnChange event of the text field to handle this scenario? If I do that wont I be running into a loop?
I have a text field on my page, whose value I am setting through the jQuery cal
$('#Expandable').val("fefefe");
However, when I normally type into the text field, certain events occur as the text field value changes. These events do not occur when I set the value like above. So my question is, after I set the value, how do I invoke any onChange handlers?
I am having some issues with a form that has "name" "email" "address" text field the a comment section that has been pre filled with the followingI <name> of <address> blah blah blah blah blah blahblah blah blahblah blah blahblah blah blahSigned<name><address>Now my question is how do i get the form (made in html) pull what the user types in the text field and make it get added to the comment section of the form where the <name> <address> is required.Once filled out it is emailed to me.
I would like to set up an image gallery so that when customer clicks on their chosen image, the image caption populates into the associated field in the form below the gallery, on the same page.
I am not really a coder, I only know this and that
I have a text field (field1) already displayed on the HTML page. However, there's a link where you can add additional text fields to the page as well. When the link is clicked, the second text field is added successfully (field2), and when the link is clicked again, the third text field (field3) is added successfully. However, the third field does not add itself to the page, and the text for anything greater than a third field also isn't displayed after. This obviously means that my "fields" variable is not working right
I am very green in Javascript but I am working on it, I was wondering if this is even possible:
I have a bit of information as just text on a page, what I would like to do is to have the text change according to which form button they select. The trick is that the text information is not in a form, its just in a table.
example:
Here would be blah blah blah
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once I select that button, the information above it would change to something different.
I have a form and inside the text fields I have a note that indicates: Type here your name...all this instead of having titles for each field. That text is set as initial value and the user has to highlight the text to delete it. What I am wondering is if there is a way to have the text but when the user clicks on the Field the text disappears and there is no need for deleting. I have seen this before but I can recall where.
I'm trying to change the value in a text field to red for the validation. (It's one of those forms with an intial value in the text field which is currently got a style attached to it. If they fail validation, by not having anything in the text field, I would like the initial value to turn red from a style in the style sheet.
Here's a bit of my code for the form: *NOTE=the onblur is to make the intial value dissapear on click in the field. Code:
The javascript below works perfectly using Firefox, but not Opera or IE.I have a button which I would like to clear the text in the input field with.The "onFocus" on the input field works fine in all browsers, but when clicking the "cross.gif"-button, it only works in Firefox.javascript:
I'm reusing a basic text sizer script and want it to focus on an element of my choice. What is fundamentally wrong with this code? The only issue is that document.getElementById(container); comes back 'not defined' in firebug, and the script doesn't make it to the alert(c) call.
The var container is passed in as 'caseDetail'. Which is a div element generated dynamically with PHP, and has the id "caseDetail". I've loaded the script dynamically inside this element itself (shame on me).
var min=8; var max=18; function increaseFontSize(container) { var c = document.getElementById(container);
