JQuery :: H5validate - Livequery - User Selects From A Dropdown Menu - Via AJ
May 27, 2011
I'm currently using h5validate with my forms but recently setup a few where a second form is generated based on what a user selects from a dropdown menu (via AJAX). Since the new form ID's were not existing when the document was loaded jQuery does not bind h5validate to the new form. I found a plugin called livequery that will bind new elements on the fly. Unfortunately, I'm pretty new to jQuery and can't quite figure out how to make this work with h5.
My current h5 function looks like this, where formID is the ID of the from that does not exist but is later loaded in via AJAX.
I have a project where I need a selection of one dropdown menu may affect the select of multiple other dropdown menus on the same page.First, a table is generated, and within each row, it contains a dropdown menu. Assume: Rows A, B, C, etc..., and Dropdown selection: 1, 2, & 3If dropdown in Row A selects 2, then I want the selection of dropdowns in rows B & C to dynamically change to 2.And if in Row C user selects 3, then the selection in dropdowns in rows A & B should dynamically change to 3.
I've been beating my head against a wall for a few days trying to get this working. I'm trying to create a dynamic menu where a user selects one item and another select list is shown, then another and another (and so on). Here is my JS, it *should* be taking the ID of the div, comparing it to the selected value and then showing another div by settings it's class property to visible:
This is to update stock status automatically on a formPlease advisow this is done:When user enters value greater than 0 inside text input field.Status dropdown list selects option: In StockIf value inside text input field is <= 0.
I'm using the jquery autocomplete plugin.Suppose the user starts typing, and the autocomplete presents a drop-down of possible values. If the user presses return, the first valuein the drop-down is selected.What I want instead is the user experience that Firefox's search boxprovides: As the user types, search suggestions are offered. If theuser presses return without selecting a suggestion, what the user hastyped so far is submitted. And of course, if the user does explicitlyselect a value from the drop-down, then the selected value is
I have a search form that a user selects item from dynamic list hits the submit button and it returns each matchingresulton same page in an update form, i have 2 checkboxes in update form that updates the DB when 1 is checked, this all works fine until i check the checkbox the data updates ok but allremainingupdate forms are removed because the page refreshes.
So i need to update formstwith out page refreshing but i cant get it to work with multiple forms on same page.
I am trying to replace the entire page when the user selects adifferent option in a combo box. The code I have works for the firstiteration. However, It fails everytime there after.I went throughfirebug and it appears after the first refresh it never triggers theready() method.My Code is,
what i want to do is create several radio buttons and a textbox for searching purposes. the search will perform a search depending on which button the user selects.
here is what i have now:
- for each radio button, i use the onClick event handler, which calls a function called showMe()
- showMe() { if (button 1 was selected) document.write('form which will search down path A'); else if (button 2 was selected) document.write('form which will search down path B'); else if (button 3 was selected)... }
this works, but once the user makes their selection, the search form will pop up on another page. how do i fix it so that the search form will display on the same page as the radio buttons? Is there any other way to accomplish this?
We are developing a web page that shows large graphics. To provide more screen space for the graphics, we allow the user to popup a window that places itself over the top part of the browser. This popup contains a control panel that tells the main window what to display.
Because we don't want to require that the user continually ALT-TAB to go between the main window and the popup (all user controls are on the popup) in the control panel popup, we have the following:
in the function called by onLoad in the popup, the following line is executed:
window.onblur= keepFocus;
later in the .js file we have:
function keepFocus() { self.focus(); }
The problem is that when the user tries to use a dropdown select control the list drops down and immediately rolls back up, making it inoperable. This doesn't happen in the Netscape/Mozilla family or browsers. Nor does IE report an error.
For example, when a visitor selects "Belly" RingType, I want "Belly Ring" to appear in the search box.
and
when the visitor selects "pearl" NecklaceType, I want "pearl necklace" to appear in the search box.
if the visitor first selects "Belly" RingType, and then selects "pearl" NecklaceType, I want "Belly Ring pearl necklace" to appear in the search box.
After making his selections in the search box, if he types something in the search box, it should add to what is already there in the search box. Or, if he first types something in the search box for example, "jewelry" and then selects "pearl" in the necklacetype select box, the search box should show : "jewelry pearl necklace"
I have a script one of my pages which is designed to prevent a user from selecting the same option from a drop down more than once. Here is the script:
Code: function changeSelect(sel) { option = sel.selctedIndex; var sels=document.getElementsByTagName("select");
[Code]....
Here is the basis: A user is greeted with a page of blank fields. On the right is a drop down menu which has the select options you see. The user enters the address of a few DNS servers, then selects their main and least favorite DNS of the group. If there is a "Main DNS" already selected, it will blank the originally selected drop down, and fill in the newly selected drop down.
The problem I'm having, is when the user calls their settings back, the PHP will load the proper "main" and "last" options, but I have to select two more to get it to blank. I know this is because the script is called with an "onchange" function, but I've tried using "onLoads" and I've also tried making a quick function to "select" the option, but to no avail.
I opted to use JavaScript & PHP (instead of Flash) to create a sort-of "t-shirt designer" -- basically, it's a gallery-type script that allows users to scroll through t-shirt styles, swap colors, and so on, prior to reaching the actual design tool. And I'm starting to regret.
It's actually working very well so far, except for one thing: I want the t-shirt option that the user selects to link the user to the design tool. The "gallery" already has an image for each possible option that displays whenever the user selects a combination, but I want to make that image is a clickable link.
I have no idea where to start -- I know next to nothing about javascript -- and to accomplish this in Flasjh I'd have to start this stupid basic thing all over again from scratch, and it would defeat the point of not using Flash in the first place, so
I am creating dynamic questions and question's choices (radiobuttons or checkboxes) from database when runtime..after users answer the question, press next button to pass the next questions
For example 1) Question definition a)choice definition b)choice definition c)....
Users have to choose any choices..if not, my system is giving alert, Actually my problem is about checkboxes. I created hidden textboxes, if question choices' type is checkbox. So the last choice definition is name "Other". If user checks the other choice, the hidden textbox is going to be visible. It is all okay until here. I want to give a error alert if user checks the other choice and doesn't fill the textbox when press next question. I don't validate this. How can i do it.
I need to create a form that expands or collapses with more or less fields to fill in when the user selects or deselects a check box on it. This form also needs to be secure. What is the best way to accomplish this?
I actually want to make a horizontal drop down menu with a sub menu.As far as I have researched, I think that it can be done by JavaScript. I have searched for some java scripts but they are very long and complex.
That made me wonder that for a funcitonality like a Drop down is so complex?
So here is my question : Is there any JavaScript that can be applied for drop down menu exclusively? Which just presents logic of drop down solely?
I've used nice livequery plugin for many things, not just for binding events. Now when jquery1.4.2 is out it seems like it is time to replace $.livequery() with new .delegate() or even .live(), but browser events like (ready) does not work. Am I using the incorrect event (with delegate)? For example I am using livequery:
$('ul.fileList li').livequery(function(){ var oi =$(this); // DOM manipulation, appending menus and attaching plugins and so on
I've been working on this for quite a while trying to figure out why I can only get a click to be recognized by IE once. If a user clicks on another element, and then goes back to the original one, nothing happens. I've gone right down to this
I have a page that contains images, and those images are displayed in a fancybox window when they are clicked. Some of these images are loaded dynamically after the page loads via AJAX.
All of the images exist inside of link tags with class="challenge_image_gallery". The code works the way it should on the images that are initially loaded on the page. However, when the new images are loaded onto the page using AJAX, the fancybox window loads two instances of the image that was clicked on rather than one as it should.
It's time for me to upgrade a significantly complex site to the latest jquery hopefully jq 1.4.2.
This code has been working well (for nearly 2 years and probably not the most optimal) on jquery 1.2.6 + livequery + jquery.forms. Trying to find the best way to port this to the jquery 1.4.2.
Not sure whether to try live() or delegate(), but would like to make sure I get good browser coverage.
I use the mcDropdown menu pluginin my website , but I have some trouble with it.In IE6 , some itemsdon't show when the mouse across there. In IE7,my trouble is that Iwant to layoutthree menus to occupy the same horizontal plane, but each one takes up a different line. Who can help me ? What can I do for this trouble?
I have a setup where when the user changes the item on the dropdown, the price is updated by ajax.I want the price to pulsate with jquery ui after the price is updated.How can I do this? Here's my javascript:
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> function getxmlHttpObj() {[code]....
I want a menu, whereas when clicking on a link that has a submenu attached to it, the submenu is rolled out(like the menu is expanding - it's a vertical menu). But there's more to it. Some of the links on the submenu has also a submenu to it, and those I want to be rolled out to the right of the menu, so it's like a second "hovering" menu above the content that is originally to the right of the menu. I'm not very good at explaining, but hopefully you'll understand. If not, just ask and I'll try to post some images of what I.I don't know how to get that with jQuery in a good way.Anyway, as you see.. the problem is how can I loop through the ul list of items and then check if the current listitem has a submenu, make it so when you click the current listitem, the submenu is expanded beneath, and then if you click one of those links on the submenu it gets rolled out to the right of the menu "above" the original content that is to the right of the menu(meaning it's not pushing anything to the right)?
