Thanks everyone! - answering all in one to save bits. Earl -
I would recommend setting up a #process so that you can use your own version of expand_radios() -- this will let you set things like the #name and #id of each individual radio option individually. That could allow you to much more easily deal with some of this oddness.
Interesting - I'm not sure I completely understand how this works - but I will study up. Moshe -
please add your review and support to http://drupal.org/node/215301. You might learn something helpful from og_access.js in HEAD which does some radio button trickery. for example,
$("input[@name='og_visibility']:nth(1)").removeAttr('disabled'); I would like to help here - I actually looked through this yesterday but couldn't get the patch to work on D6 - so headed in another direction. I'm not working on D7 right now so I'm not sure how to review it - if a patch for D6 appears I could jump on that.
Henrique -
This should do the trick:
$("input[name='Qualifyers[CitizenQ]'][value=no]")
henrique
yeah baby! - that worked - not sure why the escape didn't - but maybe I'll figure that out later - thanks! Dan
Folks,
Help appreciated -
I'm building a node form where the form will reveal/hide portions depending on the users choices. To do this I'm using jQuery to manipulate the DOM. I'm having a lot of issues with the radio buttons.
What I want to do is have a message pop up if the user selects a particular radio button (in this case a "no" choice of a "Yes/No" "set"). For this to work I need to attach an "onClick" handle to the "no" radio button and when the user clicks evaluate and display the message. Because of a series of interrelated issues I've tried a number of approaches. The one I'm working on now is: