I have to load a div with a list of check boxes using ajax. I have writen ajax code to fetch the string containing the list of check boxes.`
document.getElementById("roleCheckBoxes").innerHTML="";
$('#roleCheckBoxes').append(xmlhttp.responseText.toString());
the data are fetching properly but the display alone not reflecting the string which I gave instead it displays a the list of check boxes with all checked.
Maybe the checkboxes in the HTML you get contain checked="true"?
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i write some code in my file "managerspecial.php" and then made it a shortcode in function.php and when i inserted it to the page its displaying on top of every other element rather than displaying on third position. why is thats happening. im using divi builder and when i try to place shortcode in third row then the content rather than display in flow of document like display after two rows its displaying before those rows? why is thats happening can anyone help?
heres the page url
https://valueautosdurango.com/managers-specials/
How to check that Ajax call returns no items for populating a drop down list with WebDriver?
I've tried different timeout and waiting options for elements. Nothing works.
From the user perspective, he enters some value in the text field, waits for ajax call return and then empty dropdown list appears and suddenly disappears.
So suppose I have autosuggest input field (like google search) and I need to be sure that there were no auto suggestions for the selected input.
Hard to tell without seeing the markup, but there is usually a container (probably a <div> element) for showing the ajax results, it is probably hidden (ie using display: none;) and becomes visible after databinding occurs. If i were you, i would locate that element and use it in WebDriverWait, perhaps using ExpecedConditions.invisibilityOfElementLocated
I have a select box in my view.ctp , it shows some content from the controller, but my problem is i want to load content dynamically according to the droapdown selection
i tried with making ajax request on onchange of selection in the select box. but the problem is ,the select box id is sending to the controller function, their i set the content for display .but the page is not refreshing..
I dont know which logic sholud use for this purpose..if anybody have an exerience with this..please replay me..
In order to achieve those results you should follow the next steps:
Create an action that returns the content with $this->layout = null
Create a view for this action that displays the content in the way you desire (html with no css)
In the view that you like to fetch that content through AJAX make a request that pulls that controller and view
append it where you want it on your page (with proper css on the page you make the request it will display correctly)
I know there is ways to change DIV content within a single page. Using Ajax for example to dynamically get div content from an external .html file and then replace Div content using load or get functions.
However, is there a way to do this on a different page?
For example, say there is 2 pages. One.html, and Two.html.
I want a button on the first page (One.html), that when clicked, will change DIV content (by default the div box is empty, I want the button to insert text into the box basically) for a specific DIV Id on page 2 (Two.html).
So the process is basically: Click button on One.html, some function gets div content from external html (Three.html for example), and the uses that content to update an empty div on Two.html. Also, I would like to load some basic CSS in a similar fashion. Not only insert text into the box, but also change the background color and text color.
Thank You!
You just store the info and send it to the next page, say, with the HTTP request and submit methods get and post.
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_httpmethods.asp
Im my code i get a value from an ajax page , but it is displayed in a different position than i wish to display. I would like to display it in,..
<tr><td>hello</td></tr>
<tr id="showajax"><td>Ajax Value is:</td><div id="ajaxhide"></div></tr>
here the ajax value returned is displayed somewhere else.
I had used document.getElementById('ajaxhide').innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText; inside javascript properly also.
The ajax value returned is like this
echo '<td>'."Thanks".'</td>';
Well the first thing is you're trying to dynamically resize the table. It would be better to create the cell as empty to start with and then update the content.
You've also got some invalid syntax with <div id="ajaxhide"></div> floating outside of any table cells but inside a table row. It's not just that it will fail validation and each browser may treat it differently, but also that when you're making the content change you're trying to insert a cell inside the div (which isn't technically allowed) which is inside a row (which also isn't technically allowed).
The solution is to use:
<tr id="showajax"><td>Ajax Value is:</td><td id="ajaxhide"></td></tr>
Now to make the AJAX update:
document.getElementById('ajaxhide').innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText;
A word of warning on Internet Explorer
IE considers COL, COLGROUP, TABLE, TBODY, TFOOT, THEAD and TR to be read only. This means you can update a cell (TD, TH) but not the whole row and not the whole table. In your above example you're not trying to do that... but just be aware of the limitation if your design changes.