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 | [QUOTE]version 1.3. JavaScript[/QUOTE] Stable release is 1.8 |
| | Try giving your selections values and use the reset function like below [CODE]<html> <head> <script> function resetSelection() { var a = document.getElementById('emailsetting'); var b = a.length; for(var i = 0; i < b; i++) { if(a[i].value == 'private') { a[i].checked = true; }else { a[i].checked = false; } } } … |
| | Hey sajohnson05, First, you have an additional "p" in you div declaration after the "redone" [CODE]<div class = "redone"p id ="burgerForm">[/CODE] Second, give your form a name. Let's say [CODE]<form name="burger_order" action = "">[/CODE]. Then give your textarea a name - "total_order" [CODE]<textarea name="total_order">[/CODE]. In your functions file, remove the … |
| | If there is too much code for the whole program copy here the two divs and the validation so that we can look at the actual code. Also, why the second form() in the validation? [CODE]$("#form_id").validate();[/CODE] should do the trick. Check [URL="http://plugins.jquery.com/project/jqueryvalidate"]http://plugins.jquery.com/project/jqueryvalidate[/URL]. Otherwise I would also suggest that you've probably … |
| | Hi pareshverma91, You got some things mixed up. HTML DOM is a [I]Document Object Model[/I] which is actually a convention for interacting with HTML in an object oriented style. Ajax is [I]Asynchronous Javascript and XML[/I] and this is a name for a group of techniques used on the client side … |
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