|
|
||||||
|
#1
|
|
|
|
|
Greetings.
I know not one word of Javascript and wondered if there was an easy way to pre-populate a form field in a similar manner to populating an eMail 'subject' field? - The following populates the subject field in an eMail: a href="mailto:me?subject=USER ID 12345 How can I populate the first field of a form (or can I?) with the same information - i.e. the USER ID located on the HTML page calling the form? Any help appreciated |
|
|
|
#2
|
|
|
|
|
Hi,
Richard Rosser wrote: > Greetings. > I know not one word of Javascript and wondered if there was > an easy way to pre-populate a form field in a similar manner to > populating an eMail 'subject' field? - > The following populates the subject field in an eMail: > a href="mailto:me?subject=USER ID 12345 This is not standard, and you have no guarantee that it will work correctly... > How can I populate the first field of a form (or can I?) with the > same information - i.e. the USER ID located on the HTML page > calling the form? > > Any help appreciated Using HTML: <input type="text" id="tfUserId" name="tfUserId" value="USERID" /> Using javascript: document.getElementById( "tfUserId" ).value = "USERID"; This code will throw an error if tfUserId doesn't exist, so a better code would be: if ( document.getElementById ) // This checks if the feature exists { var nField = document.getElementById( "tfUserId" ); if ( nField != null && nField.value != null ) { nField.value = "USERID"; } else { // No such field, handle error } } else { // Browser doesn't support document.getElementById } HTH, Laurent |
|
#3
|
|
|
|
|
Laurent Bugnion wrote:
<snip> > Using HTML: > > <input type="text" id="tfUserId" name="tfUserId" value="USERID" /> ^ If this is HTML what is that slash doing at the end of the INPUT tag? Richard. |
|
#4
|
|
|
|
|
Richard Cornford wrote:
> Laurent Bugnion wrote: > <snip> > > Using HTML: > > > > <input type="text" id="tfUserId" name="tfUserId" value="USERID" /> > ^ > > If this is HTML what is that slash doing at the end of the INPUT tag? Stop it. You're going to confuse the newbies. |
|
#5
|
|
|
|
|
Tom Cole wrote:
> Richard Cornford wrote: >> Laurent Bugnion wrote: >> <snip> >>> Using HTML: >>> >>> <input type="text" id="tfUserId" name="tfUserId" value="USERID" /> >> ^ >> >> If this is HTML what is that slash doing at the end of the INPUT tag? > > Stop it. You're going to confuse the newbies. I am not the one posting XHTML mark-up and labelling it HTML. Richard. |
|
#6
|
|
|
|
|
Hi,
Richard Cornford wrote: > Laurent Bugnion wrote: > <snip> >> Using HTML: >> >> <input type="text" id="tfUserId" name="tfUserId" value="USERID" /> > ^ > > If this is HTML what is that slash doing at the end of the INPUT tag? > > Richard. Do you eat a validator for breakfast every morning? ;-) Laurent |
|
|
| Similar Threads | |
| Populate subform field on Afterupdate of main form field I have a combo box in a main form. On afterupdate, I need to compare the selection with data in a field on the subform and then populate another field on the subform with a... |
|
| Populate subform field with 2 digits of main form field I would like to populate a field (txtDC) on a subform with the first 2 digits of a field (cboStore) on the main form. Thanks in advance! |
|
| Populate Company field from Contact field in custom task form Using Outlook 2002 or 2003, creating a custom Outlook form based on the Outlook default Task form. On page 2, I want to select a contact from the Contacts folder. Then, I... |
|
| Populate subform field from main form field Hello, I have an OrderDate date field on my main form. I have a subform linked to it that has a column called TransactionDate. I want to put the OrderDate from the main... |
|
| Creating a multiselect field in a form to populate a single field in a table Am wanting to include a single input field where multiple selections are possible (checkboxes) and have this populate a single field in the table. This field in the table... |
|
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 03:31 PM. | Privacy Policy
|