Us regular expression to search key and then it corresponding value. jsfiddle var value = location.search.match(new RegExp(key + “=(.*?)($|\&)”, “i”))[1]; 0 solved Get query string with JQuery, in a single line? [closed]
A type selector matches the name of a document language element type. A type selector matches every instance of the element type in the document tree. h1 Example: $(“h1”) The above rule selects all h1 elements in the document tree .h1 Example: $(“.h1″) The above rule selects all elements having attribute class=”h1” in the document … Read more
Your checkCurrentAnswer function is calculating the wrong index. Specifically, this line: var i = $(‘#Answers input:checked’).parent().index(); Your HTML looks like this: <div id=”Answers”> <div class=”answer”> <span class=”radioContainer”><input type=”radio” /></span> <label for=”answer_0″>The Musée du Louvre, Paris</label> </div> <div class=”answer”> <span class=”radioContainer”><input type=”radio” /></span> <label for=”answer_1″>The Tate Britain, London</label> </div> … </div> Thus, i will always be … Read more
Try this way rules:{ pwd:{ required:true //First email section }, pwd1:{ required:true,//Second email section equalTo: “#same” //Use id of the first email text box here } }, messages:{ pwd1:{ equalTo: “Must be same as above email” } } Working Example solved Email Validation using JQuery (emails matching) [closed]
If you just want to convert without any date validations you can do it with string functions. Or if you want to use date functions, apply it only to that part of the string after splitting the string. Nothing fancy. Use normal Date constructor (year,[month,[date…]]) when creating Date objects, passing non-standard formats is not recommended … Read more
This will give you the total tax : parseInt(totaltopay.value)*0.19/1.19 1 solved Javascript calculate 19% taxes from parseFloat value total to pay
I like to use cfparam in these case like above. <cfparam name=”form.delegations” value=”#yourQuery.columnname#” /> And in HTML: <input type=”checkbox” name=”delegations” id=”SR1″ value=”0″ <cfif listFind(form.delegations,0)>checked</cfif> /> Please note, in your database the value will be a list of values from checkboxes delegations. 1 solved Return checked checkboxes when user retrieves the form (Coldfusion) [closed]
It is just really tough to tell exactly what you need. I sounds like you have elements that are generated dynamically in your javascript, and you are having trouble making those draggable. I assume this means that you have successfully made other elements on the page draggable that were not added dynamically. IF this is … Read more
item is a dom element not a jQuery object You need to wrap it in $() to use jQuery methods function deleteLine(item){ $(item).closest(‘tr’).remove(); } 3 solved Javascript .closest()/.next()/.siblings() method to remove row in table not working
Well, I think I understood your query what exactly you want to achieve. you want to show the datepicker without visible container. It seems impossible because whenever you load datepicker it need some CSS property like left, positioning and all. and if datepicker container is hidden it will throw you exception. Below is another way … Read more
Ok Found your problem, you are passing Int64 as parameter which should be string otherwise so when changing it to below I get success message : [System.Web.Services.WebMethod()] public static string btnPostReminder(string TicketId, string remindertext, string reminderon) { return ” successfully”; } Also your data should look like below: data: ‘{“TicketId”:”‘ + re + ‘”,”remindertext”:”‘ + … Read more
This is your problem: onMouseOut=”document.getElementById(“etext’).style.display = ‘none’;’ Try: onMouseOut=”document.getElementById(“\etext\”).style.display = \”none\”;” 2 solved Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token } In Jquery [closed]
Append adds a child node after the last child node so each character is going to be a text node and that is why they are separated like that If you want to add a character at a time you’re better off taking whats there and concatenating the char to the string that’s already there … Read more
Give your select list an ID. Using jQuery: $(document).ready(function(){ $(“#mySelect”).change(function(){ var selectValue = $(“#mySelect”).val(); switch(selectValue){ case “someValue”: var checkbox = ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”something” value=”something” />’ $(“#someDiv”).append(checkbox); break; case “someOtherValue”: var checkbox = ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”something” value=”something” />’ $(“#someDiv”).append(checkbox); break; } }); }); And so on. Hopefully, you get the idea. 5 solved Display checkbox after … Read more
You can use jQuery‘s post(), an AJAX shorthand method to load data from the server using a HTTP POST request. Here’s an example to Post a form using ajax and put results in a div from their site: <form action=”https://stackoverflow.com/” id=”searchForm”> <input type=”text” name=”s” placeholder=”Search…”> <input type=”submit” value=”Search”> </form> <!– the result of the search … Read more