I have a form with a radio button questions that states "Is this a multi-day event?" followed by questions that ask for the set-up date, start-date and end-date.
The functionality that I'm looking for is if the user chooses "NO" for the multiday question I want the start date and end date automatically populated when the user chooses the set-up date.
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That was dumb of me to have == instead of =, but that isn't solving my problem. The odd thing is that when a value is entered in the date field and I inspect it with Firebug I don't see "VALUE" as part of the parameters. I tried putting "value=''" in the HTML but that isn't doing anything for me either. Any other ideas?
-thanks
>>The odd thing is that when a value is entered in the date field and I inspect it with Firebug I don't see "VALUE" as part of the parameters.
Odd indeed. Aren't those textboxes that you hardcoded initially?
Also, I see "calendar" icons for each of your input fields. My question is, what calendar plugin/widget are you using. Typically these have a way to add a callback function upon date selection. So ideally this is what you need to be using. On other words, immediately after the first date is entered then you check to the value NO and fill the other two fields.
Do you have a public url for that page?
For the calendar widget I'm using datetimepicker.js and can be found here: http://www.rainforestnet.c
attached is an updated version of that calendar script. You use it EXACTLY as you have been doing:
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/datetimepicker_css
But if you define:
function Calendar_onDateSelection(i
it will get called after a date is selected. In other words, if you do this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/datetimepicker_css
<script>
function Calendar_onDateSelection(i
{
//here you use the logic you need to update the other two elements
//assuming your NO radio button has id="Multiple_NO" then:
if( document.getElementById("M
{
document.getElementById("s
document.getElementById("e
}
}
</script>
boo-ya it worked like a charm, I was having trouble for a while because I had it in an external js file that was getting triggered by:
document.observe('dom:load
init();
}
and the function was in the init() class
I still would like to put this in this js file rather then my HTML, but hopefully I can figure that out on my own.
thanks a lot
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by: hieloPosted on 2009-09-08 at 17:05:10ID: 25287259
>>event_start.value == event_setup.value;
ONE equal sign
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