Comments on: Copy Form Input Data to Another Input Field with jQuery http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/ Your Web Development Source Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:36:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: resume maker http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-773 resume maker Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:34:05 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-773 i appreciate beneficial post. I had been delighted once i read through ones piece of writing and have absolutely made an important membership to it. Make sure you revise this article when you're able to as I'd like more information. i appreciate beneficial post. I had been delighted once i read through ones piece of writing and have absolutely made an important membership to it. Make sure you revise this article when you’re able to as I’d like more information.

]]> By: Maurits http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-745 Maurits Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:32:07 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-745 sorry here's the whole snippet $("input#vertfin").click(function(){ if ($("input#vertfin").is(':checked')) { // Checked, copy values var value; value = $("input#c_aanhef1:checked").val(); if (value == 'Dhr.') { $("input#c_aanhefdhr3").attr("checked", true) } else { $("input#c_aanhefmevr3").attr("checked", true) } $("input#c_naam3").val($("input#c_naam1").val()); $("input#c_achternaam3").val($("input#c_achternaam1").val()); $("input#c_email3").val($("input#c_email1").val()); $("input#c_adres3").val($("input#c_adres1").val()); $("input#c_postcode3").val($("input#c_postcode1").val()); $("input#c_plaats3").val($("input#c_plaats1").val()); $("input#c_telefoon1_3").val($("input#c_telefoon1_1").val()); $("input#c_telefoon2_3").val($("input#c_telefoon2_1").val()); $("input#c_relatie3").val($("input#c_relatie1").val()); } else { // Clear on uncheck $("input#c_naam3").val(""); $("input#c_achternaam3").val(""); $("input#c_email3").val(""); $("input#c_adres3").val(""); $("input#c_postcode3").val(""); $("input#c_plaats3").val(""); $("input#c_telefoon1_3").val(""); $("input#c_telefoon2_3").val(""); $("input#c_relatie3").val(""); } }); sorry here’s the whole snippet
$(“input#vertfin”).click(function(){
if ($(“input#vertfin”).is(‘:checked’))
{
// Checked, copy values

var value;
value = $(“input#c_aanhef1:checked”).val();

if (value == ‘Dhr.’)
{
$(“input#c_aanhefdhr3″).attr(“checked”, true)

}
else
{

$(“input#c_aanhefmevr3″).attr(“checked”, true)

}

$(“input#c_naam3″).val($(“input#c_naam1″).val());
$(“input#c_achternaam3″).val($(“input#c_achternaam1″).val());
$(“input#c_email3″).val($(“input#c_email1″).val());
$(“input#c_adres3″).val($(“input#c_adres1″).val());
$(“input#c_postcode3″).val($(“input#c_postcode1″).val());
$(“input#c_plaats3″).val($(“input#c_plaats1″).val());
$(“input#c_telefoon1_3″).val($(“input#c_telefoon1_1″).val());
$(“input#c_telefoon2_3″).val($(“input#c_telefoon2_1″).val());
$(“input#c_relatie3″).val($(“input#c_relatie1″).val());
}
else
{
// Clear on uncheck

$(“input#c_naam3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_achternaam3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_email3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_adres3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_postcode3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_plaats3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_telefoon1_3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_telefoon2_3″).val(“”);
$(“input#c_relatie3″).val(“”);
}
});

]]> By: Maurits http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-744 Maurits Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:30:45 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-744 thanks got a question. I tried to copy radio checked fields but this is partly working since it deselcts the current selected radio field. var value; value = $("input#c_aanhef1:checked").val(); if (value == 'Dhr.') { $("input#c_aanhefdhr3").attr("checked", true) } else { $("input#c_aanhefmevr3").attr("checked", true) } thanks got a question.
I tried to copy radio checked fields but this is partly working since it deselcts the current selected radio field.
var value;
value = $(“input#c_aanhef1:checked”).val();

if (value == ‘Dhr.’)
{
$(“input#c_aanhefdhr3″).attr(“checked”, true)

}
else
{

$(“input#c_aanhefmevr3″).attr(“checked”, true)

}

]]> By: Jason Maletsky http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-743 Jason Maletsky Wed, 07 Apr 2010 04:46:58 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-743 On the following example: http://websitebuildersresource.com/demos/jquery-select-html-manipulation/multiple-post.php Within the getSubs() JS function you can change the following line to point to any <select> // Set the selected value $("select#second_select_id_goes_here").val(selected); On the following example:
http://websitebuildersresource.com/demos/jquery-select-html-manipulation/multiple-post.php

Within the getSubs() JS function you can change the following line to point to any <select>

// Set the selected value
$(“select#second_select_id_goes_here”).val(selected);

]]> By: Doug Gentry http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-742 Doug Gentry Mon, 05 Apr 2010 23:45:08 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-742 This tip page has been great, and I'm about to donate. On the comment/reply having to do with select and pull down menus, you suggested the other page. I went there and couldn't quite see which of those other examples fit the case. It's probably right in front of my nose, or shows how my JS is pretty limited. If we use the code you have above the id="category belongs to the first entry? Where the user makes a choice? Then how/where do I point to the second pull down on the same page? Thanks. This tip page has been great, and I’m about to donate. On the comment/reply having to do with select and pull down menus, you suggested the other page. I went there and couldn’t quite see which of those other examples fit the case. It’s probably right in front of my nose, or shows how my JS is pretty limited. If we use the code you have above the id=”category belongs to the first entry? Where the user makes a choice? Then how/where do I point to the second pull down on the same page? Thanks.

]]> By: Bill http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-741 Bill Mon, 05 Apr 2010 19:18:09 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-741 Thanks for the sample. Thanks for the sample.

]]> By: Jason Maletsky http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-681 Jason Maletsky Sat, 13 Feb 2010 21:10:21 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-681 You can use this: $("select#category").change(function(){ var post_string = $(this).val(); }); For an example check out the <select> post: http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/07/jquery-select-manipulation-multiple-selects-json-default/ You can use this:

$(“select#category”).change(function(){
var post_string = $(this).val();
});

For an example check out the <select> post:
http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/07/jquery-select-manipulation-multiple-selects-json-default/

]]> By: G http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-672 G Sat, 13 Feb 2010 05:17:12 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-672 Works great but how do you get it to copy a dropdown....say for the country? Works great but how do you get it to copy a dropdown….say for the country?

]]> By: affiliate.solutions http://websitebuildersresource.com/2009/02/05/copy-form-input-data-to-another-input-field-with-jquery/comment-page-1/#comment-201 affiliate.solutions Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:49:18 +0000 http://websitebuildersresource.com/?p=583#comment-201 Very nice information. Check out my blog, I just posted my review of the Awesome free Internet Marketing and SEO tools. Its a followup to my original post: http://blogging-to-make-money.com/search-engine-optimization-awesome-new-tools/ Anyways here are the actual reviews and links to the free online tools Thanks and hopefully this will help you along your travels: http://blogging-to-make-money.com/free-google-internet-marketing-and-search-engine-optimization-tools Very nice information. Check out my blog, I just posted my review of the Awesome free Internet Marketing and SEO tools.
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