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I have a ASP.Net page which includes a search input
search input takes a value
button fills a table with data
each data has a link button to go to another page
when I press this link I can go to the another page
when I press back button of the browser it return me again to the search page and the search input still saved the value
I need to create a button when I click it behave as browser back button.
You can use history.go(-1) or history.back()
Here is a link you may find helpful: How to emulate browser back button using javascript
<input type="button" value="Back" onclick="window.history.back();" />
This input tag will go back in the Browser history by one page unless there isn't anything in the history to go back to.
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I am trying to find out how I can make a program in JavaScript/HTML that takes a user's input and automatically enters this information onto a different web page. I am new to JavaScript/HTML so any help would be appreciated!
You specified the website as:
Supreme
Now, when you go to checkout, right click and click Inspect Elements. Then find all of the input fields on the website. For example, I found the Full Name input field. The field has a name: order[billing_name]
What you want to do next is in your URL do something like this:
https://www.supremenewyork.com/checkout?order[billing_name]=yourname
Now if you want multiple values (most likely) you need to find the names of the other fields and add the values to the URL, as so:
https://www.supremenewyork.com/checkout?order[billing_name]=yourname&order[email]=youremail
This way you can pass the values from your application and fill in the form on that website.
Hope this helps.
Use localstorage. see working demo in the link below;
Note: localStorage won't work in snippet; hence I made a fiddle.
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So for one of my classes I need to create a simple Web-App. In the index jsp page, I wanted to be able to click a button somewhere else in the page, causing this to automatically fill in a form field with a value, that would then be sent to the server.
So for example, if I clicked some button, I want text to fill in a search bar I created at the top of the page that reads "hello world" and also send that value to the server.
I am thinking I should be using Jquery's click() function. But I am unsure how to proceed from there.
Something like the following maybe?
$("#button").click(function() {
$("#input").val("My Text Here");
});
Of course you want to replace the selectors and text with what you actually want.
That basically says whenever a user clicks on #button set #input to My Text Here
#input being your text form field and #button being your button you want the user to click to display the text in the field.
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It is possible to put some code on a link that when somebody press on the link to send a command to the browser in order to hide a specific div in the link target webpage? Thank you.
if your goal is to have a div hide when the user clicks a link, there's no need to reload the whole page with some fancy querystring. Just call a javascript function when the link is clicked:
<div id='hide-me'>This is the div you want to hide</div>
<a href='#' onclick='hideTheDiv()'>hide something</a>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function hideTheDiv() {
$('#hide-me').hide();
}
</script>
For your info, the href='#' tells HTML not to reload the page or go anywhere. so the page stays where it is. onclick tells HTML to run a javascript function.
Sounds like you've got some learning to do. checkout these resources:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_onclick.asp (can be applied to an anchor tag too, not just buttons)
http://www.w3schools.com/jquery/jquery_ref_selectors.asp
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So I have an app user can create a tag, and choose a tag to post their stories. Everything works fine, but I want to change the way user choosing a tag to post stories. Right now, user has to scroll through the tag they want(more tags created, more scrolls user has to do)
What I'm trying to do is to display, some main tags I make to be inside box and user to be able click the tag that the tag to be chosen. It would be nice to make a search engine that user can type and the tag to be shown up that user can pick....but this seems too advanced for me now. (if you know how, please let me know)
the above is what I hope mine to be replaced to.
I'm not even sure which code I should touch to make this happen.
views.py?forms.py? or is this javascript?html file?
I think you are searching for Select2, there is a django package called django-select2
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I have a two page form, when a user fills out the first page he/she can either click Save For Later, or click Next and proceed to the next page and continue filling out the form. It is done through jquery. What I cannot figure out how to do is, how can I save the user input in the form, so if the browser crashes, internet goes out, or user simply wants to save form and come back to it later, the filled out information sits in the input fields. What is a method to accomplish that?
This is more or less general solution to your problem: use localStorage to store the user input:
<body onload="if(localStorage.userEdits){document.getElementById('name').value=localStorage.userEdits}" id="myForm">
<form>
<input id="name" type="text" onkeyup="localStorage.userEdits=this.value"/>
</form>
</body>
It will store the value of your input every time you press a button on your keyboard to type something, and retrieve this info on load.
There are various ways you can easily achieve this behavior.
One of them, is to provide draft feature. This feature will allow user to save the form data when...
a) They click next
b) they leave and session is timed out
c) Complete the form and don't want to submit it
This way is more secure and reliable.
It think that you can realise it with storing the login credintials with PHP in a session or something like this. If the user visits the website again your PHP-script sees that there is a session with credentials and you can show them to the user.
An other method would be to save this data in a localStorage on the device of the visitor but I wouldn't use this method because not all browser are accepting localStorages.