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I hope you can help. Tried to paste the code in, but didn't work. I created a JavaScript function to read the selected option from the <Select> dropdown. I need to pass the value of the function to the VALUE property of the EDITBUTTON. EditButton ID="btn_EditRegReview" Text="Review App" Form="OPAForm_RegionReview" Parameter Name="OPAReviewID" Value='[[setOPAReviewID()]]'
Hi, I have a module with two interacting templates, the one on the left causes the one on the right to update using AJAX. I am able to run some JS when the module first loads using the jQueryReady tag, however I cannot find a way to run the JS after the AJAX refresh has completed. Any ideas would be gratefully received.
Hi all! Before I waste a lot of time going down this rabbit hole - would there be a way to modify the times pulled by Xmod from a table (Central Time) to display in the user's local time zone instead? I'm not sure whether this would be possible, since Xmod retrieves everything server side, then outputs the HTML. So I'm guessing some kind of JS function would have to run after the fact and update a
Hello.. Had a previous issue; https://www.dnndev.com/learn/answers/javascript-assistance-typeof Now that the Add form is working, copied over the code to the edit form only to find that when I click on the Update button, the JavaScript to check the values is not being called, so everything is being submitted. Any dieas?! http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/803
Hello.. I need some JavaScript assistance. I have a drop-down which the end-user can select a class type; "Additions", "Classes" and "Descriptions". For "Additions" and "Classes", the class needs to be entered as a number. Where-as for the "Descriptions", it can be any alphanumeric character. So, I'm trying to have JavaScript check the values and if they don't match the above criteria, the submiss

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