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10 years ago
Here's a fun one,
I have a form with up to 187 select boxes (depending on the month, don't ask it's what the client wants).
The name, id and value are all generated from database calls, ColdFusion arrays, etc. Given the data, I'll never know what the select names and id's are.
I need each select to be able to trigger a counter based on the selected value (if the value is 0 or 9 don't trigger, if it's anything else trigger). Each select needs to trigger one iteration.
This is a little plugin that I wrote, to try to handle this:
http://pastebin.com/ngZMSGfr
It's called from here:
http://pastebin.com/eGsKWfVw
This works sort of, it triggers on a select, but instead of getting a incremented number in the target, it iterates through all of the selects in the DOM and spools the number up to 180, which looks really cool but isn't what I want.
Scott Stewart
Adobe Certified Expert: ColdFusion
Adobe Certified Instructor
I have a form with up to 187 select boxes (depending on the month, don't ask it's what the client wants).
The name, id and value are all generated from database calls, ColdFusion arrays, etc. Given the data, I'll never know what the select names and id's are.
I need each select to be able to trigger a counter based on the selected value (if the value is 0 or 9 don't trigger, if it's anything else trigger). Each select needs to trigger one iteration.
This is a little plugin that I wrote, to try to handle this:
http://pastebin.com/ngZMSGfr
It's called from here:
http://pastebin.com/eGsKWfVw
This works sort of, it triggers on a select, but instead of getting a incremented number in the target, it iterates through all of the selects in the DOM and spools the number up to 180, which looks really cool but isn't what I want.
Scott Stewart
Adobe Certified Expert: ColdFusion
Adobe Certified Instructor
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