ion, loose the "@", it's not needed
On Feb 18, 10:13 am, "Robert Rawlins"
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> Morningz,
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> Thank you for this! I made a couple of small changes, like so:
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> if ($("inp...@name='my_checkbox']:checked").length == 0) {
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> and
Morningz,
Thank you for this! I made a couple of small changes, like so:
if ($("inp...@name='my_checkbox']:checked").length == 0) {
and it worked a real treat!!
Thank you for your advice, I appreciate it!
Robert
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Morningz,
That's exactly what it was, I took out the pound sign and it work perfectly!
Thanks mate, I appreciate the help.
Robert
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Sent: 04 September 2008 13:18
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Subje
Morning Morningz,
> Why wouldn't you just have
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> $(document).ready(function() {
> $("#customer").change(SetLink);
> SetLink();
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>var obj = document.getElementById("#custom
Morningz,
As another little note, I was testing your example code this morning but I
get an 'Object Required' error thrown by it, any ideas what might be causing
this? I definitely have the HTML elements with the correct ID's present on
the page, any other thoughts?
Don't worry about the key:val
Hello Guys,
I'm looking for some help on getting started with a script that'll change
the href attribute of a link dependant on the option selected in a select
box. To add a little 'spice' the challenge the value of the href must be
determined from a set of key value pairs. Let me try and offer
Hi Karl,
> This is very generic, so you'll have to be more specific with
> your selectors, but it should give you an idea of how to do this:
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> $(document).ready(function() {
> $('input:checkbox').click(function() {
> if ($(this).is(':checked')) {
> $('input:text').val('').attr('disabl
Good afternoon guys,
I'm pretty much a jQuery novice and I'm looking for your advice on how to
achieve this task. I have two input fields which I want to be disabled by
default, with a checkbox which is checked. Then, if a user unchecks the
checkbox it will enable the two fields for them to ent
Hi Ariel,
Thanks for getting back to me. That looks like a neat and tidy piece of code
however it isn't working. I don't get any JavaScript errors throw which is a
good thing, but is doesn't re-enable the checkbox when I scroll to the
bottom.
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