Posts by RyanDavies

Oh I see, this should do it

$(window).load(function(){
  $('#my_form input[rel=map]').change(function() {
    var new_text = '';
    $('#my_form input[rel=map]').each(function() {
        var this_text = $.trim($(this).val()).replace(' ', '+');
        if(new_text && this_text) {
            new_text += '+';
        }
        new_text += this_text;
    });
    $('.latlng').val(new_text);
});
  });

<input rel="map" type="text" /> 

or some other rel tag

Edit:

Just seen the google maps stuff, I missed that, obviously more drunk than i thought. Auto updating live google map is fairly straight forward, My knowledge of google maps is a bit lacking, but my co developer at work is pretty clued up on it. I will quiz him tomorrow and get something knocked up for you.

i might be missing the point here, but :

function pop_map_string() {

var add_number       = document.getElementById('street_number_div').value;
var add_name          = document.getElementById('street_name_div').value;
var add_suburb        = document.getElementById('suburb_div').value;
var add_postcode     = document.getElementById('postcode_div').value;
var add_state           = document.getElementById('state_div').value;

var map_string = "";

if(add_number != "" ) { map_string += add_number + "+"; }
if(add_name != "" ) { map_string += add_name + "+"; }
if(add_suburb != "" ) { map_string += add_suburb + "+"; }
if(add_postcode != "" ) { map_string += add_postcode + "+"; }
if(add_state != "" ) { map_string += add_state; }

document.getElementById('map_string_div').value = map_string;

}

Horrendously inefficient, partly cos I am a little bit drunk, but thats a way you could do it, run that function on an onblur or on keyup on every input, if that works it can be condensed by using an array etc, but that should do what you are asking for.

And if i have missed the point, blame the booze, not me

Ryan

I know a plasterer

lol, that made me giggle

which toggle function is this? My Javascript is not as good as i would like it to be, but the only compiled functions I am aware of / knowledgable in are jquerys, and i dont think that is one of them?

DO you have a link to the page, cos I could probably see whats going on better if I can see the markup

No worries

if you are using show() or slideToggle etc on the avatar_form div, then it seems odd that it is not showing.

what happens if you put a $(’#cropbox’).show(); on your toggle button?

well done!

Hi,

yeah does not look too difficult, I have grabbed these two links for you, they should serve as a good starting point for you

http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/tutorials/create-sleek-sliding-boxes-jquery/

http://buildinternet.com/2009/03/sliding-boxes-and-captions-with-jquery/

Here you go

http://developers.facebook.com/docs/

google url ( refering url )

google.co.uk/#hl=en&source=hp&biw=1920&bih=916&
q=transfer+ncb+to+australia+from+uk&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=2681f0dd6d9da3e6

I imagine they just strip the search term from the url, and plug it into the search box.