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1. christo
   Member

   Hi,
   Reference http://www.appnitro.com/forums/topic/checkbox-to-open-a-second-address-field?replies=6#post-8262.

   Wouldn't there be a problem if you have 2 separate forms with the same element id and li reference? Is there a need (and way to implement - if there is) to tell the script which form to apply this to?

   I realized this as I was adding the following to view-functions.php per the instruction as follows for 2 different forms form 9 and form 13.

   Your help would be appreciated.

   /*Form 9 Categories */
   $(document).ready(function(){
   $('#li_10').css('display','none');
   $('#li_11').css('display','none');
   $('#li_12').css('display','none');
   $('#li_13').css('display','none');
   $('#element_98_1').click(function(){
   $('#li_10').toggle();
   $('#li_11').toggle();
   $('#li_12').toggle();
   $('#li_13').toggle();
   });
   });
   /*Form 13 Hours of operation*/
   $(document).ready(function(){
   $('#li_10').css('display','none');
   $('#li_11').css('display','none');
   $('#li_12').css('display','none');
   $('#li_13').css('display','none');
   $('#element_37_1').click(function(){
   $('#li_10').toggle();
   $('#li_11').toggle();
   $('#li_12').toggle();
   $('#li_13').toggle();
   });
   });
   </script

   Posted 14 years ago #
2. 

   redityo

   Hi,

   Yes it's, if you need to define which form you need to apply, you can try to edit view-functions.php file and follow these steps :

   1. Go to line 1825 for this code :

   $form_markup = <<<EOT

   and put your javascript code exactly above that line like this :

   if ($_GET['id'] == 9) {
   		$custom_js =<<<EOT
   <script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery/jquery-core.js"></script>
   <script>
   $(document).ready(function(){
   		$('#li_10').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_11').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_12').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_13').css('display','none');
   
   		$('#element_98_1').click(function(){
   			$('#li_10').toggle();
   			$('#li_11').toggle();
   			$('#li_12').toggle();
   			$('#li_13').toggle();
   		});
   	});
   </script>
   EOT;
   		} elseif ($_GET['id'] == 13) {
   		$custom_js =<<<EOT
   <script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery/jquery-core.js"></script>
   <script>
   $(document).ready(function(){
   		$('#li_10').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_11').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_12').css('display','none');
   		$('#li_13').css('display','none');
   
   		$('#element_37_1').click(function(){
   			$('#li_10').toggle();
   			$('#li_11').toggle();
   			$('#li_12').toggle();
   			$('#li_13').toggle();
   		});
   	});
   </script>
   EOT;
   		}

   2. Go to around line 1871, you'll see this code :

   {$calendar_js}

   then change it to

   {$custom_js}
   {$calendar_js}

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   Posted 14 years ago #

3. christo
   Member

   Thanks very much for the reply. This is perfect!
   Take care!
   Chris

   Posted 14 years ago #

4. Lobbyof
   Member

   Hi, has the location (line number) of the place to insert the above code changed since this was answered? I can't find the relevant line at position 1825 (or nearby)?

   Posted 12 years ago #
5. 

   yuniar

   the above is valid for version 2 only. If you are using v3.3 already, the line should be around line 4946

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   Posted 12 years ago #

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