Hi Guys,
I am currently working in some method to capture input data using a
bar code scanner, it's quite simple since the scanner presses the
enter at the end of the reading, but I'm planning to capture that
enter to execute some other jQuery function, or moving the focus to a
new input, but i'
Or do i have to do something like:
$( "#show_popup2").parent("td").html("HTML with the whole input with
the onclick/onchange properties");
Which i think It's an ugly hack..
What do you think? is this normal?
Thanks a lot!
Camilo
On Nov 7, 2:45 pm, camil
Hi Guys,
I just finished a script to duplicate rows of a table using jQuery,
everything works fine on Firefox, and duplicating also work on IE7,
but when i try to add a new function to the newly added item on the
onClick or onChange it does not work, i have tried adding the function
in the follo
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On Oct 2, 6:52 am, motob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, this is possible. I'm doing the same type of thing on my app.
> You'll want
could do something like this:
>
> var clonedRow = $("table tr :last).clone(); //this will grab the last
> table row.
>
> $("#formField", clonedRow).attr("id", "newID"); //use the selectors to
> manipulate any element in the clonedRow object.
>
Hi,
I would like to use jQuery to add a row with form fields of a table to
the end of the table, the idea is to duplicate the previous one it
with all of the form fields (drop downs, input fields, hidden fields,
etc.) changing the input ID of each input, clearing the input values
and adding a "D
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