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- Hi!First of all, thanks for reading!I was wondering if it's possible to generate this with jQuery. I know, obviously, how to create a normal window with a javascript function but i don't need to create a HTML page in a new window, what i need is to generate something like prompt does, but with more options. Imagine a prompt window with a lot of textboxes. I don't know if i explain myselft right, sorry for my english!Thanks!
- Hi all! First of all, thanks for reading and helping. I'm using the the official website's radio buttonset (http://jqueryui.com/button/#radio) but the problem comes when i try to change the "checked" attribute in a function. For example:
- function set(value)
- {
- if (value > 100)
- radio1.checked = 'true';
- }
value is changing all the time, but the button doesn't do anything. If i use this with normal radio buttons works perfectly. Is that normal or am i doing something wrong? (i've tried with "true", "checked", even with the setAttribute function)Thanks!- «Prev
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