[Richard Williams]

HANG ON…

If i just switch it off on the page setup from the browser, it holds that setting off and doesnt display said settings in header or footer… DOH! lol… That was easy… Why didnt i think of that last night!!!

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

Taks guys… this has been doing my head in. Ill give this a go tonight with the link you provided thanks Curtis.

Fernando… i cant use hidden fields, its the header and footer info that the browser puts on the page, not the HTML.

For example, if you print an HTML from IE, it puts the document title and page number in the header, and then it puts the web address in the footer.

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

Thanks man…

Yeh, i had to do some quick fire learning on wordpress as i was brought in very late in the project to do some stuff… But most of it i managed to vypass wordpress completely! Great tool, but bad news when the entire site is built from within it :oS

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[Richard Williams]

Just to say that i have now got to grips with Paypoint payments. There is very little info out there on the web to do with Paypoint, so if anyone is looking and they come across this thread, im here fully up to speed with it now so leave a message on this thread and i can help.

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

ok, Ive managed to do it, more by luck than judgement, i found a bit of javascript online and fiddled with it until it worked… Would still welcome any insight though… Ill demonstrate what i did here…

in the head tag i put this…
<script type="text/javascript">
function Disab() {
frm=document.form1
if(frm.adult_number_tickets.value==10)
{frm.button_1.disabled=true}
else {frm.button_1.disabled=false}
if(frm.adult_number_tickets.value==1)
{frm.button_2.disabled=true}
else {frm.button_2.disabled=false}
}
</script>

On my button_1, i put this
<input name="button_1" type="button" class="adult_number_ticketsCopy" id="button_1" onMouseDown="KW_calcForm(‘adult_number_tickets’,1,-1,’#adult_number_tickets’,’+’,’1′)" value="" onClick=Disab(); />

I think onClick=Disab(); just submits the value on the click event…?

and button_2 i put this
<input name="button_2" type="button" class="adult_number_ticketsCopy2" id="button_2" onMouseDown="KW_calcForm(‘adult_number_tickets’,1,-1,’#adult_number_tickets’,’-‘,’1’)" value="" onClick=Disab(); disabled="true" />

I start the button as disabled because there is an initial value of 1 in the text box, without settign it as disabled from the start, it allowed me to go below 1 if i clicked the down button first.

and of course, an input field

<input name="adult_number_tickets" type="text" class="adult_number_tickets" id="adult_number_tickets" value="1" readonly="readonly" />

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

or…

I could do it with two buttons, example2

What i want to do is say if value of text box is less than 1, swithc button 2 off, if value is higher than 10, switch button 1 off.

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[Richard Williams]

Thanks very much.

So if i have this right, all i actually need to do is create a normal HTML form with some option on it, such as number of adult tickets number of children tickets etc.
Calculate the total price in a field. then submit this info to the paypoint accound id and they will pick it up from there?

there is alot of info on this for paypal, but not paypoint… has anyone used paypoint before?

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

hahahahahahaha… Cheers Mate!

Im just copying them to a text file, and bringing the text file in as an SSI, the only problem i had was inseting a </ br> when someone was typing in some text, and this… well it all works absolutly fantastically, i have programmed the return button to produce </ br> and it all works great, its just when you delete the whole content, it automatically then creastes a <p> which is a <p>ain in the butt, if its the only issue i have with it…

thanks again for this its made life much cooler and had i cant wait to start the new project now and give people the full control of the text perhaps, although its not great CSS wise.

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

Fernando,

I just have one really quick quesiton on an issue with this that maybe you might have come across…

If i open up a textarea, and delete all of the content in the text area completely, this then insets a <p> tag in the body of the text area. If i overtype it does not do this, it only happens when i delete the entire content. If i then start to type something after deleting the entire content, it is wrapped with a <p>
If i highlight the text, then say apply ordered list to the content, then un-apply it again, the <p> disappears, but any ideas on how to prevent it from coming up in the first place?

Richard Williams
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[Richard Williams]

Thanks man, i looked through it all realier and it is pretty straight forward by looks of it, im deffo impressed.

Instructions for juniour are simple… feed one end, empty other end

Richard Williams
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