[Proto-Scripty] Re: Design question for forms

2009-06-29 Thread anthony
Thanks guys. Now the problems comes when I do select something from the dropdown and it calls the onChange, this does not seem to work. function getTerritories() { $('submittingTerritory').show(); } What should I be doing to make it appear? On Jun 27, 11:53 pm, Jimmy Brake isu...@gmail.com

[Proto-Scripty] Re: Design question for forms

2009-06-27 Thread Vladimir Tkach
Some changes: script type=text/javascript language=JavaScript document.observe(dom:loaded, function(){ if ($('adjType').value.length 0){ $('submittingTerritory').show(); }} ); /script form ... More HTML ... tr id=submittingTerritory

[Proto-Scripty] Re: Design question for forms

2009-06-27 Thread T.J. Crowder
Hi, The main point of Vladimir's changes being that you cannot put a div where you had one (assuming those TRs were inside a TBODY or TABLE), it's invalid HTML. IIRC, TABLE can only contain TBODY, THEAD, or TFOOT, and TBODY can only contain TR. (Most browsers will insert a missing TBODY for

[Proto-Scripty] Re: Design question for forms

2009-06-27 Thread Jimmy Brake
Hi, It's all about numbers ... do your numbers and figure out if one process dumping all options for the form is faster for your end users than dumping the pieces as they need them. I have big a cluster(massive processing) but limited bandwidth .. so I would err on small pieces .. but if you