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Scott
Posts:18
wading in the water
wading in the water

08/04/2008 8:03 PM  

Hi,

How would I go about getting the text value of a ComboBox selection to use in a Client Side Event? The documentation mentions using the $(ShortFieldName_Text) token but I have not successfully gotten this to work. I would like to be able to pass the text description of a ComboBox selection to PayPal. Any ideas?

Scott

Chad
Posts:2271
river guide
river guide

08/05/2008 3:39 PM  
Scott,

Hi. This feature was not part of the initial 2.6 release, it was included as an option but only for Dynamic Email Events and Dynamic SQL Events. We have now added this as a feature for PayPal tokens (additional PayPal parameters) and it should be ready for the next minor or major release. We have the 2.7 release scheduled for the end of the month but its possible we release a patch of minor issues and enhancements before then for the 2.6 release.

The only way to do this now would be to use a hidden field that represents the text of the combo box / radio button and then use a client side event to set its value. There are a few resources on Beta Springs for getting access to the radio button / combo box selected item that you could reference or if you would like we can code this for you with Premium Support hours from our staff.

-Chad
Scott
Posts:18
wading in the water
wading in the water

08/05/2008 10:55 PM  

Thanks Chad. One more quick question: Does it have to be a Hidden field? I just put a regular TextBox (shortname is called YourTotal) on my form and used a Client Side Event to populate it. Because of the PostBack issue I also put the same code in the Initial JavaScript area in Module Configuration. The TextBox does not seem to populate after the ComboBox selection. Here is a portion of the Client Side Event:

if ($(Venues) == 'SEP07')
{
Total.innerHTML = 'Your total comes to:  $' + 40.00 + '';
$(YourTotal) = '40';
}

Any ideas why this won't work? The Text/HTML field called Total does populate but the regular TextBox does not.

Scott

Chad
Posts:2271
river guide
river guide

08/07/2008 2:19 PM  

Hi. This is a duplicate thread, lets please post any other responses for this on the releated to firing combo box client side event.


-Chad

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