Chris T.
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| Posted: 01/30/2006, 11:57 AM |
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Basically, whichever checkbox is checked, I want data pertaining to that checkbox to be put into a textbox.
So if I have apple checkbox checked, then I went to save "apple" in the textbox.
If I have apple and banana checked, then I want "apple" and "banana" put into this textbox.
Below is my original post from a different (wrong) forum:
If I have five checkboxes, and they each have a corresponding fruit. If a checkbox is checked, then that fruit name is put into a textbox which is linked to a field in the database.
So if the checkbox for apple is checked, then "apple" is put into this textbox/field
If apple, and orange are checked, then "apple" and "orange" are put into this textbox/field
I have it set up now that when the form is submitted (onclick):
if form.applecheckbox.checkedvalue=true then
form.textbox.value = "apple"
end if
if form.orangecheckbox.checkedvalue=true then
form.textbox.value = form.textbox.value & " " & "orange"
end if
etc...
the textbox is linked to a field in the database, and when I look at this field in the database, no matter what boxes I checked (or if I didn't check any boxes), it fills up the field with every fruit name
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 01/30/2006, 12:54 PM |
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Chris,
Now I am not ASP minded but you check condition is wrong and always true.
I'll try an explain:
In a checkbox named CHECKBOX the following applies:
CHECKBOX.checkedvalue holds the true type defined by you in ProjectSetting
so
CHECKBOX.checkedvalue = true if you defined it to be true
CHECKBOX.checkedvalue = YES if you defined it to be YES
CHECKBOX.checkedvalue = 1 if you defined it to be 1
same applies for the CHECKBOX.uncheckedvalue
so your condition:
if form.orangecheckbox.checkedvalue=true
is always true if in Project Settings you defined it to be true.
Your test should be (and you check the syntax to be ASP correct)
if form.orangecheckbox.value = form.orangecheckbox.checkedvalue
OR
if form.orangecheckbox.value = true
Hope this does it for you.
deducted from your message as you state textbox is ALWAYS filled
Walter K
<ChrisT.@forum.codecharge (Chris T.)> schreef in bericht
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> Basically, whichever checkbox is checked, I want data pertaining to that
> checkbox to be put into a textbox.
>
> So if I have apple checkbox checked, then I went to save "apple" in the
> textbox.
>
> If I have apple and banana checked, then I want "apple" and "banana" put
> into
> this textbox.
>
>
> Below is my original post from a different (wrong) forum:
> If I have five checkboxes, and they each have a corresponding fruit. If a
> checkbox is checked, then that fruit name is put into a textbox which is
> linked
> to a field in the database.
>
> So if the checkbox for apple is checked, then "apple" is put into this
> textbox/field
>
> If apple, and orange are checked, then "apple" and "orange" are put into
> this
> textbox/field
>
>
> I have it set up now that when the form is submitted (onclick):
> if form.applecheckbox.checkedvalue=true then
> form.textbox.value = "apple"
> end if
> if form.orangecheckbox.checkedvalue=true then
> form.textbox.value = form.textbox.value & " " & "orange"
> end if
> etc...
>
> the textbox is linked to a field in the database, and when I look at this
> field
> in the database, no matter what boxes I checked (or if I didn't check any
> boxes), it fills up the field with every fruit name
>
> ---------------------------------------
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> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>
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Chris T.
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| Posted: 01/31/2006, 8:40 AM |
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Ah, I see what you are saying. A little lapse in logic on my part. It makes sense now. Thank you, Walter.
-Chris
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Chris T.
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| Posted: 01/31/2006, 8:46 AM |
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I tried comparing against the .value and it works perfectly. Thanks.
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 01/31/2006, 9:21 AM |
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And I'm happy too, thought you gave up.
<ChrisT.@forum.codecharge (Chris T.)> schreef in bericht
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>I tried comparing against the .value and it works perfectly. Thanks.
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> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.codecharge.com/
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