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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2003-01-17 : 09:02:30
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| Kenneth writes "I have a program for group emails using ASP, when people check the checkboxes of who they want to email it is then sent and disected to another ASP page and is then sent to Outlook.This works fine, the problem I am having is I want to setup a button checking all boxes so the person dosen't need to check each individual box. I have seen examples with the use of Javascript where they use an array of names for the checkbox and then they check them but I can not do that becasue then my diagnosis would not work. Reason is it uses only one name for all the input checkbox fields. If you have any examples or pages you could link me to, that would have the answer to this question please feel free to send this to me." |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2003-01-17 : 09:07:20
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| Well, this is about as off-topic on SQL Team as you can get! You'll find better info on a JavaScript site, like, maybe, http://www.javascript.com/Actually, it's not that hard to do if you're using a checkbox array:function checkAll() {for(x=0;x<checkboxes.length;x++){checkboxes[x].selected=true;}}You'd then have your form button like:<input type=button name=checkall value="Check All" onclick="checkAll();"> |
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ValterBorges
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Posted - 2003-01-24 : 00:28:03
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| You'll want to loop through the document.form.elements[x] collection/arraydocument.suggestForm.elements[x].type will tell you if it's a radio button and .name should tell you the name. |
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ChecK all checkboxes when checkboxes have the same name.