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https://www.dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/894 I have been trying 50 thousand different things to get this program to recognize the Value. I keep coming up with an error: "can't convert string to int32." (not literal) I also tried referencing the function in the value attribute. That didn't work either. I'm submitting the code from my latest attempt. HELP!!!
Hello.. I'm trying to use a value from the DB as a variable, but can't get this working. I'm sure it's something simple, but can't get get this working. Manually entering the value works fine. Thanks.. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/542
Hi, I have a DropDownList field in a form that it is configured: * Data text field: Name * Data value field: ValueID When I show this field in a template shows the value stored (Data value field). Is it possible to display the Data text field in the template? A greeting and thanks.
When I want to set the value of a text box based on a URL parameter in XMP I use syntax like: <textbox id="PayerID" datafield="PayerID" value=[[Url:PayerID]] style="margin-bottom: 0px !important; width: 80%;"></textbox> …and it works great. How do I accomplish the same thing with a drop down list?
Hi everyone. Starting from User Registration ModKit, i made some edit. I've added a RadioButtonList with two Options with value "True" and "False". If RadioButtonList value is true, a with a particular ID will be shown, otherwise the Div will be hide. So i use a JQuery function. I've a problem retrieving RadioButtonList selected Value. Can Anyone help me? Trying to attach JQUERY Code. Alessandro

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