I have a survey which has radio group for user to select value. However, when I load the saved the json. The radio group does highlight the radio button. For example, I have choose 4 as the answer. When the save documents is loaded, it only show the 4th button with darker color but not
with the selected button highlighted. What is the problem?
This is maybe conflict of css styles of different packages. Please, share live sample with the issue for more information
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I work with anisotropic filtering. But now filtering occurs immediately after clicking on the button. Code: enter code herehttps://codepen.io/HutsonR/pen/OJMmKNL
I need the user to be able to select all the necessary settings(option) in select and after clicking the "Search" button, the necessary cards selected by the filter are displayed. How to configure the isotope script so that you do not need to click on the buttons from the isotope, but you need to select the desired option and after clicking on the "Search" button, the desired cards will be selected?
If you know another convenient plugin for the settings I need(by selecting the option and clicking on the button), you can recommend it) thank you in advance for your help! :) And sorry for my English. I'm from Russia :)
I have 10 forms with 5 chosen.js select boxes in each form group. When the page loads I want to load the chosen select boxes with options which have set on another select box, which is hidden from view.
The idea is that the user can deselect the options they don't want, and update the form.
There's a challenge in assigning the correct options to the correct chosen select but what I'm trying to do now is get the already selected options to show.
An example of what it would look like is near the top of the Chosen page. It appears when the page loads 'Sloth Bear' and 'Polar Bear' are already pre-populating their select box.
I've tried chosen:update but my understanding is that it only updates the possible options you can select, not what I'm wanting. I've also tried manually inserting a DOM node into the chosen input, but that wasn't working either.
So is what I'm trying possible? Or is it just an example on the website?
I am having trouble with a radio button in angular. When the page loads I click on the radio and I want it to be selected with the current employee's team.
I am having trouble with a radio button in angular. When the page loads/ I click the radio I want it to be selected with the current employee's team. Right now it does not select at all unless you press it twice. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
I am writing a feature where there is a button dropdown menu with a list of teams. As an employee I can belong to one team only. When I click the button dropdown I want to see the radio button selected that is next to the team I belong to. I won't know for sure how many teams there will be, so I'm not able to hard code it. I've tried different things with ngValue, ngChecked, ngInit with no success.
This code snippet is inside of a ngRepeat for employee in employees.
html code is here: http://jsbin.com/wasihecave/edit?html
employee.team is an id (ex: "1a2b3c4d")
team.id would be the same (ex: "1a2b3c4d")
employee.profile_uid is an id in the same format but a different id.
I've recently started using http://vitalets.github.io/x-editable/ with jQueryUI.
I successfully used it with input text and select menus, and next wish to implement radio buttons. The UX should be the same as with other input types (i.e. user clicks some text, two or more radio buttons popup along with a enter and cancel icon).
Is this possible, and if so, how?
The following script works as necessary...
https://gist.github.com/taivo/da6d47c7b291f71b9502
I have a simple form that lists user names and for each user, the form displays a drop down box with a list of items that can be assigned to the user. Since it is often necessary to assign multiple items to a user, I need to display a button next to the drop down that says "add another item" which automatically inserts another an identical drop down box below the first one and preserves the selected option in the original drop down box.
You might be thinking - why not just display a series of radio buttons or checkboxes? Can't do that for two reasons, 1) the list of items is too long and 2) there are times when I need to assign the same item to a user twice.
I know this "add another item" button can be done in Javascript, I just don't know the code.
Here's an example of what I need to do (not working because there is no onClick function yet).
http://www.dropthechalk.org/sampleform.html
This has nothing to do with dynamically populating the items in the drop down box, so I've found it hard to search for solutions. Any help or links to resources much appreciated!
Here is a tutorial that I did a while ago on dynamically adding input elements via JavaScript. This should be a good starting point.