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Before start reading this tutorial please undestand that this is on the only way on doing it and of course not the best. I believe there are hundred of developers in this forum and any better suggeston is welcome. This is just a simple example in order to get the idea. What we will try to do is...

In can be done without javascript but why to do it like that? I will post you a tutorial tonight. Just wait a couple of hours because I am a bit busy currently. And by the way I strongly suggest you to use a library for at least basic javascript operations like ajax,getting element values etc...

I'm trying to understand what you are trying to do. You need to select something from a drop down and then automatically fill five text boxes with the appropriate data from your database? If that's what you are trying to do I can help you. If not please try to explain!

Use javascript to dynamically change the style by adding an id to your td: HTML: <td id="test" style="background-color:#FFF000">test</td> JAVASCRIPT: document.getElementById("test").style.backgroundColor = "#FF1166";

Well it seems that you've found the solution by yourself but let me suggest you a very good library for handling advanced date validations/calulations etc... date.js just google it and you'll get the idea! Brgds, g.

Let me give you an idea: <script type="text/javascript"> function ch(checked){ for (var i=1; i<=4; i++){ if (checked!=document.getElementById("c"+i).value){ document.getElementById("c"+i).style.visibility="hidden"; } } } </script> <input type="checkbox" id="c1" value="1"...

Good morning everyone. I'm new on this forum. I've started studying javascript/php/mysql by myself the last year and I need some guidance. Here is the situation. I have designed a web application.The search panel contains 6 select elements which are dynamically generated by xhr. They are all in...