hello everyone,
Im going to try to simplify my problem as much as i can:
Lets say I have a single form element (an input box).
and a button next to it. I would like this button when pressed to create a
second input box and second button right below that one (exactly the same
button and input box). Then if i were to press that second button, a third
row of input box and button would be created below, and so on and so on.
Can any one shed some light for me how i would go about doing this?
Thanks.
Full Version: dynamically creating a input box, can this be done?
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| hello everyone, Im going to try to simplify my problem as much as i can: Lets say I have a single form element (an input box). and a button next to it. I would like this button when pressed to create a second input box and second button right below that one (exactly the same button and input box). Then if i were to press that second button, a third row of input box and button would be created below, and so on and so on. Can any one shed some light for me how i would go about doing this? |
This is Javascript, not PHP.
Please check out Javascript-related sites and focus on DOM (Document Object
Model) functions. Yes. It can be done.
This is a good place to start:
http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_obj_htmldom.asp
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| Im going to try to simplify my problem as much as i can: Lets say I have a single form element (an input box). and a button next to it. I would like this button when pressed to create a second input box and second button right below that one (exactly the same button and input box). Then if i were to press that second button, a third row of input box and button would be created below, and so on and so on. Can any one shed some light for me how i would go about doing this? This is Javascript, not PHP. Well you could do it with PHP, but I'd like to know more details of the |
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| I noticed that Message-ID: <[Email Removed]> from countach contained the following: Im going to try to simplify my problem as much as i can: Lets say I have a single form element (an input box). and a button next to it. I would like this button when pressed to create a second input box and second button right below that one (exactly the same button and input box). Then if i were to press that second button, a third row of input box and button would be created below, and so on and so on. Can any one shed some light for me how i would go about doing this? This is Javascript, not PHP. Well you could do it with PHP, but I'd like to know more details of the problem. |
To do it by posting back with each item entered, you could use PHP. To do it
without posting to the server would require Javascript.
Of course, it wouldn't work for those with Javascript turned off.
Another resource to try is comp.lang.javascript
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Sure you can. First button posts with a hidden value "1" then it reads off
and adds to the value and outputs as many boxes as the amount of value
dictates. So, there will be next page generated with 2 boxes and hidden
value of 2 (or you can do session, whatever).
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and adds to the value and outputs as many boxes as the amount of value
dictates. So, there will be next page generated with 2 boxes and hidden
value of 2 (or you can do session, whatever).
"jj" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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| hello everyone, Im going to try to simplify my problem as much as i can: Lets say I have a single form element (an input box). and a button next to it. I would like this button when pressed to create a second input box and second button right below that one (exactly the same button and input box). Then if i were to press that second button, a third row of input box and button would be created below, and so on and so on. Can any one shed some light for me how i would go about doing this? Thanks. |
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