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i have a menu with multiple entries, where only one entry can be selected at a time. i want the page to be redirected to different pages as per the selection of the entry. that is, different pages should be redirected with different entry selections. how to do dat??
I suppose you are using combox to populate date and then selecting it.
Initially on page load do not select anything then add following like this
then in yourFunction() javascript: add window.location="city.html?name="+user;
You can use location.href also.
Initially on page load do not select anything then add following like this
you can send pass parameter also.
then in yourFunction() javascript: add window.location="city.html?name="+user;
You can use location.href also.
hey thanks for the reply, but you didn't got the question i guess. sorry if was a bit ambiguous.
it's for combo box only, where there are several entities, say x, y and z. what i want is that when user selects x, it should redirect to another page say abc.jsp, for y, it should redirect to pqr.jsp and so on....
it's for combo box only, where there are several entities, say x, y and z. what i want is that when user selects x, it should redirect to another page say abc.jsp, for y, it should redirect to pqr.jsp and so on....
what are xyz....
if these are radio buttons then just use OnClick() event and call the javascript function.
if these are radio buttons then just use OnClick() event and call the javascript function.
xyz are different entities like anchor1, anchor2 in your example. n ya, onclick() method is a nice solution to that....
Wait... Lemme say... You got a combobox with values Page 1, Page 2, Page 3. And upon selecting them, they should redirect you to One.jsp, Two.jsp, and Three.jsp accordingly. If this is the case, you can try this:
This works in almost all the browsers. Checked just now. Try and let me know... 😀
hey thanks a lot praveen. yup done. now the next problem is the drop down menu's. i want my 3rd dropdown menu to be based on the values of my 2nd menu, and dat to be dependent on the 1st one. how to do that now???
So it means 3 individual dropdowns huh???lovejeethey thanks a lot praveen. yup done. now the next problem is the drop down menu's. i want my 3rd dropdown menu to be based on the values of my 2nd menu, and dat to be dependent on the 1st one. how to do that now???
You mean like this? The value of the next combo box is dependent on the previous one???
![[IMG]](proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fmsinc.com%2FMicrosoftAccess%2FForms%2Fcombo-boxes%2Fcascade2.jpg&hash=00653703511f5b58bb6c77a93b9bf788)
yup. like this. it includes dynamic selection for some dropdown menu's using database too. 😕
I guess its getting complicated... Then you got two choices:lovejeetyup. like this. it includes dynamic selection for some dropdown menu's using database too. 😕
1. Ajax Update
2. Page Refresh
Which one do you prefer?
i do not prefer ajax. wanna keep it as the last option. i tried it for two drop down menu's and it wasn't much tought. but when it comes to more than two and when retrieving the values from database, its all over my head....😛
If you were using ASP.net, it is damn easy... Check this out: https://www.asp.net/ajaxLibrary/AjaxControlToolkitSampleSite/CascadingDropDown/CascadingDropDown.aspx
And I saw this in StackOverflow. Seems promising. Read on...
You need to download JQuery (JavaScript framework) and include that in the head section of the HTML.
Inside the OnChange function for first dropdown call the function to populate the subsequent dropdowns.
The function is a s follows:
Inside your Servlet's doGet method, you will have a code like this to get the value of subsequent dropdown from the database as a JSON String:
You need to map the json/mapping to your servlet inside web.xml. You can also pass parameters from the jquery function if needed.
You need to download JQuery (JavaScript framework) and include that in the head section of the HTML.
Inside the OnChange function for first dropdown call the function to populate the subsequent dropdowns.
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#DDIdParent').change(function() {
populateChildDropdown('DDIdParent');
});
});
function populateChildDropdown(ddId) {
var dd = $('#' + ddId);
$.getJSON('json/mapping?dd=' + ddId, function(opts) {
$('>option', dd).remove(); // Clear old options first.
if (opts) {
$.each(opts, function(key, value) {
dd.append($('').val(key).text(value));
});
} else {
dd.append($('').text("Please select the parent DD"));
}
});
}
Map options = yourDao.callDatabase(parameter);
String json = new Gson().toJson(options);
res.setContentType("application/json");
res.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
res.getWriter().write(json);
sir ji i want that in jsp, no php or .net allowed...😔
Without ajax you need to refresh the page.
using onChange() even submit the page with some flag. and on sevlet/ jsp, you are using, get all the values. now fetch values for next drop down menu on basis of latest dropdown menu. and come back to the page with all values. and populate the your latest dropdown menu and set all the previous values.
why not Ajax. you are just fetching data from database.😀
using onChange() even submit the page with some flag. and on sevlet/ jsp, you are using, get all the values. now fetch values for next drop down menu on basis of latest dropdown menu. and come back to the page with all values. and populate the your latest dropdown menu and set all the previous values.
why not Ajax. you are just fetching data from database.😀
Sir Ji! It is JSP! 😀lovejeetsir ji i want that in jsp, no php or .net allowed...😔
And if you really know JavaScript, those things inside PHP block are JavaScripts. No where I have used PHP! Lolz...
This smells like an assignment 😀
But perhaps you need to do this via simply Javascript.
But perhaps you need to do this via simply Javascript.
@praveen- oops..... sorry that was a bit confusing by that header of 'php'. will try the code.
@kidakaka- hahaha.......yup, a part of my project only, but what all i could try was for two menu's and that to without the database. rest i need to take the help...😀
@kidakaka- hahaha.......yup, a part of my project only, but what all i could try was for two menu's and that to without the database. rest i need to take the help...😀
Here's what you do -
Declare a javascript array for the URLs.
In the dropdown, the values of each option should map to the index of this URL array.
When the form is submitted, simply invoke a function which will take the value of the dropdown, retrieve the particular URL from that value and change the location to that.
Declare a javascript array for the URLs.
In the dropdown, the values of each option should map to the index of this URL array.
When the form is submitted, simply invoke a function which will take the value of the dropdown, retrieve the particular URL from that value and change the location to that.
Even then it becomes an AJAX Call right?kidakakaHere's what you do -
Declare a javascript array for the URLs.
In the dropdown, the values of each option should map to the index of this URL array.
When the form is submitted, simply invoke a function which will take the value of the dropdown, retrieve the particular URL from that value and change the location to that.
Nope. Its still Javascript. Why go into the trouble of AJAX?
Here's the code of what I was thinking.