I have to apologise cause I sort of explained it wrongly. My
bad...sorry about that.
This element in my web page has its ID dynamically assigned. However,
this assignment is done so upon form load. Meaning that the ID of the
element is assigned upon form load and it is named according to what
is found in the textbox.
So any ideas?
Regards,
Christopher
On Aug 15, 10:18 pm, erroneousBolock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Or.... you could bind a handler to the textbox (or submit), intercept
> the new ID, and get thatelementdirectly by it's new ID.
>
> -David.
>
>
>
> Christopher TS wrote:
> > Hi there,
>
> > There is a particular ID in my web page that changes dynamically
> > according the input given in one of my text boxes. It's generic name
> > is called '_MISendFormShortcutfalse'. Then the input in one of the
> > textboxes is put at the end of the ID name. That is to say if 'Test
> > Example Shortcut' was the input in the textbox, it would result with
> > the ID name '_MISendFormShortcutfalseTestExampleShortcut'.
>
> > From the above there are two issues:
>
> > 1) The name of the ID changes dynamically.
> > 2) The given input, that is put behind the generic name, will have all
> > the spaces inbetween removed.
>
> > These are my current codes to overcome the issue:
>
> > //The dynamically changing name and method to remove the spaces for
> > concatenation to the
> > //generic name
> > var tempFalseHolder = $("#new_name").val();]
> > while(tempFalseHolder.match(" "))
> > {
> > tempFalseHolder = tempFalseHolder.replace(" ", "");
> > }
>
> > //Concatenation of ID names
> > var idFalseHolder = "#_MISendFormShortcutfalse" + tempFalseHolder;
>
> > //Hidingthe dynamically changing IDelement
> > $(idFalseHolder).hide();
>
> > Thus, am wanting to check with any of you out there, who can lend me
> > your expertise in using other methods made avaliable in jQuery to do
> > the abovementioned.
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > Regards,
> > Christopher TS- Hide quoted text -
>
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