Should be 4-5 forms that have some input types on each one ( like the second one has 3 select options where you can select your birthday).All of them are in a horizontal line .After completing one I can press the button "continue" and my current form go in background and the next one go in front( the current form is on spotlight) and the rest are in background.After I pressed continue the values of the form are shown on that form( like if I completed a text box and press continue,the text box with my data becomes an text on that form).In the last form are shown all the data from the previous 4/5 forms.
I can't use php,only basic js/css/html.
So how I can make that continue button and transport the data between forms?
You could use CSS3 to animate stuff in a browser. But my suggestion is to not use many of them, because many animations could lead to a laggy browser.
Here are some examples:
http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_animate_buttons.asp
Also the forms can be made invisible with css. If you use a bit of javascript you can trigger that event when a button is clicked.
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A page I am testing is built with react. On the page I have checkboxes and text areas. Now I am trying to use the Chrome plugin Autofill in order to populate the fields. The check box selection remains after I click on NEXT button (to go to next page) but the numbers that are written to the text areas disappear!
Anyone that has any ideas on what this could be?
I use simple javascript code that populates the text field and that works fine, I see the text but it seems like the page does not recognize it is populated when I click on Next button:
document.getElementsByName("price")[0].value=123456
I have also tried with
document.getElementsByName("price")[0].value="2500123"
Both lines populate the text area correctly but it disappears.
It is the same behaviour even if I use that javascript in F12. Still the text will dissapear when I have click on Next button. But not the check box selection!
When I enter 123456 manually I can continue with Next button.
All input is appreciated.
I'm creating a staff document which requires only 2 things to be unlocked.
1. A placeholder for an image, I've implemented that just fine by creating a button with "Icon only" and using a javascript code as follows:
// Mouse Up script to import a button icon
event.target.buttonImportIcon();
It works perfectly!
However I also need a text field which can be clicked once, and have text filled in and saved, because quite frankly the people that will be using the document, couldn't edit a PDF if the human race depended on it haha
Any help would be appreciated greatly!!! Thanks!
Create a text field (which I'm assuming you will want to start off as empty) and then add the following command to activate on Mouse Down:
(this.getField("TextFieldName")).value = "The text that you want to add...";
Where TextFieldName is the reference to the text field that you want to auto fill.
This will make the text appear when the text field is clicked. You could add a clear button using similar code so that erroneous clicks can be undone. Also, you could set the field to be read only to prevent unwanted changes to the auto filled text.
I am working on a project in which I need to make an HTML page with couple of radio buttons.
First button is, INSERT. As soon as I click INSERT button, I would like to show three text box just below the INSERT button. First textbox is datacenter, second textbox is node and third textbox is data.
Second button is, UPDATE. As soon as I click UPDATE button, I would like to show same above three text box just below the UPDATE button.
Third button is, DELETE. As soon as I click DELETE button, I would like to show only one text box just below the DELETE button. In this one text box will be node.
Fourth button is, PROCESS. As soon as I click PROCESS button, I would like to show four text box just below the PROCESS button. In this first textbox will be datacenter, second textbox will be node, third textbox will be data and fourth textbox will be conf
And lasttly there will be submit button which I will be pressing.
I am able to come up with this design in the jsfiddle
Problem Statement:-
But somehow, few things are not working such as Submit button is not getting shown when I click Process button for the first time. Meaning for the first time, if you click Process button, then it shows only three textbox which is datacenter, node and data but in general it should show four textbox as shown above. And also submit button is not shown as well.
It will be of great help if anyone can provide jsfiddle example?
And also is there anything wrong I am doing in my jsfiddle which I should not be doing? Meaning instead of hiding the elements, I should delete them?
I am following up on previous question here. In my previous question, my design was something else but after that I was able to come up with my new design as shown in my jsfiddle above.
We talked about it some in a discussion and came up with http://jsfiddle.net/4Nmqk/12/
It's simpler to have forms for each type of submission, rather than trying to hide and show the right parts of the forms. Unless you have a method for abstracting the data (which sections to show ) from the logic ( how to show/unshow them ) it ends up being a mess, just like the OPs original Fiddle.
My fiddle creates a lot more html, but the javascript is as simple as:
$('.btn-primary').click( function(){
$( '.btn-primary').removeClass( 'currentButton' )
$( this).addClass('currentButton')
$( 'form' ).hide()
$( "#form_" + $(this).attr('id') ).show();
})
Also added a bit of cleanup, just for fun.
Of course the most sophisticated implementation of this would probably be heavily integrated into the server side code and be generated a lot more dynamically, but for the purposes of answering the question, this technique seems more straight forward and more capable (note how easy it is to add additional content, like the headers I added to each form. IT would be equally easy to add descriptive text, disparate form elements, etc).
I have a lot on my site text boxes whose content is a date
So I will not have to check correctness did it read-only
Until now next to each text box was two buttons, one to add date opened popup calendar, second to delete the date (values not required)
Now I wanted to go to ajax calendarextender that the buttons were just ugly
My problem is that this control is not have delete button, and I do want to allow the user to deleted but not cancel the properties read-only to text box And I do not want to leave the ugly button.
My question:
If calendarextender ajax or something similar with a delete button from the popup
Alternatively if you have the option text box with a delete button inside( as text boxes IE10)
With the help of css and java-script you can easily do it.
Here is an example How do I put a clear button inside my HTML text input box like the iPhone does?
Instead of all that work to make it read-only and avoid validation, why not combine a FilteredTextBoxExtender with the CalendarExtender. Use the filter to block all non-numeric characters. I still think it's better to do the validation. It's as simple as DateTime.TryParse(), or you could do it client-side with the built-in FieldValidators.
A little web design dilemma: I have a form with a lot of options, mainly radio buttons but not only.
I want the form to open up gradually, meaning at the beginning only two radio buttons are visible, and after the user picks one, more options appear under the chosen radio button. If the user then switches the pick, the page updates and shows the options under the new pick.
This happens on several levels, say 4 or 5 levels, and at the end there is a submit button that submits only certain inputs according to the branches the user chose. Also some of the branches have identical components even though the initial choice was different.
These are the options I could think of:
Build the complete form in the html body and use jquery to hide and show them according to the choices of the user. This means I have to write sections that repeat themselves twice.
Write nothing in the body, and append new elements when the user makes certain choices. This means the JavaScript is more complicated, because I have to make sure nothing appends twice.
Write an HTML skeleton of the form, and use append to fill it. Then use jquery to show and hide elements. This has none of the disadvantages but seems a bit unaesthetic.
Which one should I pick? Any better ideas?
It really comes down to your knowledge of javascript. The cleanest way would be to append to form using javascript. This way you can avoid having duplicates in your form.
If you are not that familiar with javascript and don't know how to append the form, then I would use javascript to show/hide the different parts of the form.
I think using javascript to append would be the correct way, but I don't see anything really wrong with using javascript to just hide parts of the form.
Probably going to use http://wiki.jqueryui.com/w/page/12137997/Menu
or JStree (http://www.jstree.com/) which I found out about from here http://wiki.jqueryui.com/w/page/12138128/Tree