Difficult form problem - updating a text box for search

[David]

Hi,

I am trying to achieve the following:

1/ To have a standard form in an asp web page which has various
check boxes and radio buttons.
As a user selects a form item it updates a text box, of which the
contents are submitted to a search page. I know I could just send the
form element data to a search page, but in this app, the user is
creating a product code and need to see the complete code before it is
search on.

Is there a way to add/delete text from a text box as form elements are
selected / un-selected

_____________

2/ Also, what is the best way to hide / unhide form elements when
others are selected ?

Thanks in advance
David

[Evertjan.]

David wrote on 14 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

Hi,

I am trying to achieve the following:

1/ To have a standard form in an asp web page which has various
check boxes and radio buttons.
As a user selects a form item it updates a text box, of which the
contents are submitted to a search page. I know I could just send the
form element data to a search page, but in this app, the user is
creating a product code and need to see the complete code before it is
search on.

Is there a way to add/delete text from a text box as form elements are
selected / un-selected

<input type='checkbox' onclick ='doIt(this.nam e,this.checked) ' name='..'
<input type='radio' onclick =' ...

_____________

2/ Also, what is the best way to hide / unhide form elements when
others are selected ?

There is no "best" way in programming.

Try:

document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

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Please show your code, minimalistic that is.

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[ASM]

Evertjan. a écrit :

>
document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay =
document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay==''?
'none' : '';

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[shimmyshack]

On May 14, 10:28 pm, David <davidgor...@sc ene-double.co.ukwro te:

Hi,

I am trying to achieve the following:

1/ To have a standard form in an asp web page which has various
check boxes and radio buttons.
As a user selects a form item it updates a text box, of which the
contents are submitted to a search page. I know I could just send the
form element data to a search page, but in this app, the user is
creating a product code and need to see the complete code before it is
search on.

Is there a way to add/delete text from a text box as form elements are
selected / un-selected

not unless you code it yourself what have you tried.
heres how I would do it:
you take the value of the element and add it to the end of the text
box value and put it inside an array.
if they then click on a few things and then remove something they had
previously added, you must take the position of the element in the
array with the value just removed (which must be unique) and remove
the appropriate string from the position it will be in the text box
after adding together the string lengths of the values that were
before that element in the array.

>
_____________

2/ Also, what is the best way to hide / unhide form elements when
others are selected ?

have two classes called hide and show
these have display:none, and display:block
set the classNames of elements according to what is clicked, if you
need multiple things to appear dissappear either use a div surrounding
them, or set a function to take an array of element names and show/
hide them.
remember to check what state they are in before you act on them if you
have any overlap between single and groups of elements

>
Thanks in advance

David

[-Lost]

ASM wrote:

Evertjan. a écrit :

>>
document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay = (hide) ?'none'
:'block';

I do not understand how that works.

You did not misunderstand anything. It does not work as is.

I use to do :

document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay =
document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay==''?
'none' : '';

Same thing I do. Well, basically. I still explicitly set 'block' or
'inline' or whatever for that matter. Only to make sure it is set back
to its original style.

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[Evertjan.]

ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

Evertjan. a écrit :

>>
document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay =
document.getEle mentById('myEle ment').style.di splay==''?
'none' : '';

That is a toggle, 'hide' returns any boolean result.

A toggle was not asked for, Stéphane.

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The Netherlands.
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[ASM]

Evertjan. a écrit :

ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

>Evertjan. a écrit :

>>document.getE lementById('myE lement').style. display =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay =
document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay==''?
'none' : '';

That is a toggle, 'hide' returns any boolean result.

Erreur : hide is not defined
told me my FF
(far from to switch something)

A toggle was not asked for, Stéphane.

Je ne comprends rien à cette phrase.
(don't understand this sentence, and inline translators not more)
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Stephane Moriaux and his (less) old Mac already out of date

[ASM]

Evertjan. a écrit :

ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

>Evertjan. a écrit :

>>document.getE lementById('myE lement').style. display =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay =
document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay==''?
'none' : '';

That is a toggle, 'hide' returns any boolean result.

Erreur : hide is not defined
told me my FF
(far from to switch something)

A toggle was not asked for, Stéphane.

Je ne comprends rien à cette phrase.
(don't understand this sentence, and inline translators not more)
--
Stephane Moriaux et son (moins) vieux Mac déjà dépassé
Stephane Moriaux and his (less) old Mac already out of date

[ASM]

Evertjan. a écrit :

ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

>Evertjan. a écrit :

>>document.getE lementById('myE lement').style. display =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';

I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay =
document.getEl ementById('myEl ement').style.d isplay==''?
'none' : '';

That is a toggle, 'hide' returns any boolean result.

Erreur : hide is not defined
told me my FF
(far from to switch something)

A toggle was not asked for, Stéphane.

Je ne comprends rien à cette phrase.
(don't understand this sentence, and inline translators not more)
--
Stephane Moriaux et son (moins) vieux Mac déjà dépassé
Stephane Moriaux and his (less) old Mac already out of date

[Evertjan.]

ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

Evertjan. a écrit :

>ASM wrote on 15 mei 2007 in comp.lang.javas cript:

>>Evertjan. a écrit :
document.get ElementById('my Element').style .display =
(hide) ?'none' :'block';
I do not understand how that works.

I use to do :

document.getE lementById('myE lement').style. display =
document.getE lementById('myE lement').style. display==''?
'none' : '';

That is a toggle, 'hide' returns any boolean result.

Erreur : hide is not defined
told me my FF
(far from to switch something)

Why should it be defined, It is not a complete code.

>

>A toggle was not asked for, Stéphane.

Je ne comprends rien à cette phrase.
(don't understand this sentence, and inline translators not more)

Tant pis pour vous.

Voi: <http://www.wordreferen ce.com/enfr/toggle>

and inline translators not more)

Je ne comprends pas cette phrase.

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