[DHTML] Form Dependency Manager

[Twey]

1) CODE TITLE:
Form Dependency Manager

2) AUTHOR NAME/NOTES:
Twey (http://www.twey.co.uk/)

3) DESCRIPTION:
A script to manage complex forms in which various elements depend on others. Inspiration: Paintball24

4) URL TO CODE:
http://www.twey.co.uk/?q=forms

[shachi]

oh!!! Now that is nice, I have been searching something like this for ages, only I needed with text boxes. By the way what does the Bash Prompt designer do??

[Twey]

I have been searching something like this for ages, only I needed with text boxes.

Works with text boxes too It even works with <select>, so it can be used as a replacement for the Chained Selects script.

By the way what does the Bash Prompt designer do??

Helps you design BASH prompts BASH has a variable called $PS1 that allows you to change its general-use prompt, either temporarily or permanently by putting it in your .bash_profile. The format for this is highly difficult to read, so I wrote that to allow me to design them more easily, with live previews and so on. I thought somebody else might find it useful too

[ddadmin]

Definitely a nice script! I'm going to look at the feasibility of including it on DD later this week. Explaining how to use this script for newbies might be a bit of a challenge.

[benslayton]

well can see the super secret hidden stuff by either looking at the source or by turning off the css style sheet in FF or opera

[Twey]

I know -- the "super secret" was sarcasm.

It does say "not secure, of course" in the source.

[ddadmin]

Ok, script posted to DD: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...dependency.htm If there are any updates, please simply post a quick notification here so I can check it out. One thing I think that could be made more intuitive is the keyword "CONFLICT". I can see how people may not understand exactly what that means.

[Twey]

Do you have a suggestion for a replacement keyword?

[ddadmin]

Originally Posted by Twey

Do you have a suggestion for a replacement keyword?

Hmmm perhaps "NOT"? I know, grammatically it would sound strange. Maybe "And NOT" hehe.

[k0ldfuz10n]

Great piece of code, thanks!