I've read that if a field is set to disabled, it will be excluded from the submited fields when sending a form. Is there an alternative way to disable a field but still, send it with the form?
I have some checkboxes that have to be disabled to prevent users from changing their status. Readonly won't work with checkboxes, so the only way to achieve that is by setting them to disabled...
mikaint
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validation script
I need a validation script for a form to perform 2 actions:
1. if a checkbox is checked, then a relevant textfield should contain some input
2. don't allow commas (,) inside that textfield
Can anybody help me with this? -
you are asking for this?
...Code:<form action="" method="post" name="test"> <input type="Text" name="input1" value=""><a href="javascript:cal1.popup();"><img src="img/cal.gif" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="Click Here to Pick up the date"></a> -
help with popup win
I'm really confused here...i'll need some help with the following... i have a sceipt that will open a popup win which is actually a calendar and i'm trying to apply a style on the popup...
Here's the popup code:
calendar1 is:Code:var cal1 = new calendar1(document.forms['test'].elements['input1']); cal1.year_scroll = true; cal1.time_comp = false;
...Code:function calendar1(obj_target) { -
Help with anchors
I have a page with a standard header and a lot of anchor links...when you click on a link, the relevant anchor will come on top of page, so the header will not be visible and you have to scroll up in order to see it. What i need to do is to specify a standard position to the anchor links, so that the header will be always visible. Something like padding-top: 150px; with css, but this will not work in this case. So i'm looking if there's something...
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