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rhasce · January 12, 2008

I have a list of products all in radio buttons, and I use the java script to add and substract the values of each product(radio button)...and when the user clicks on submit I get the category which is a hidden Input, I get the name of the part number wich is the name of the radio button and i also get the price wich is the value of the radio button...

Question????.....Is there a way that i can show extra info on my output..like the name of each product I select depending of what product was selected?

Or is there another way that i can make my values add and substract using the id instead of the name on the radio buttons??

Please help me out I'm about to break my computer apart lol...

<head>

function setRadios()

{

function sumRadios()

{

var total = 0, i = 1, oForm = this.form;

while (radgrp = oForm.elements['Parte' + (i++)])

{

j = radgrp.length;

do

if (radgrp[--j].checked)

{

total += Number(radgrp[j].value);

break;

}

while (j);

}

oForm.elements.total.value = total.toFixed(2);

}

var i = 0, input, inputs = document.getElementById('f1').getElementsByTagName('input');

while (input = inputs.item(i++))

if (input.name.match(/^Parte\d+$/))

input.onclick = sumRadios;

}

onload = setRadios;

</script>

</head>

<body>

<div>

<legend>Sistema Operativo (Set1)</legend>

<div id="clear"><input id="r1" type="radio" name="Parte1" class="Sistema Operativo" value="1733" /><label for="r1">Windows

XP Home <p>(L.1733.00)</p></label></div><br />

<div id="clear"><input id="r2" type="radio" name="Parte1" class="Sistema Operativo" value="2962" /><label for="r2">Windows

XP Profesional <p>(L.2962.00)</p></label></div><br />

</fieldset>

</div>

<div>

<legend>Procesadores (Set2)</legend>

<div id="clear"><input id="r3" type="radio" name="Parte2" class="Procesador" value="990" /><label for="r3">Procesador

Intel Celeron 420 de 1,6 Ghz <p>(L.990.00)</p></label></div><br />

<div id="clear"><input id="r4" type="radio" name="Parte2" class="Procesador" value="1735" /><label for="r4">Procesador

Pentium IV 3,0 Ghz <p>(L.1735.00)</p></label></div><br />

<div id="clear"><input id="r5" type="radio" name="Parte2" class="Procesador" value="1888" /><label for="r5">Procesador

Intel Pentium Dual Core E2140 1,66 Ghz <p>(L.1735.00)</p></label></div><br />

<div id="clear"><input id="r6" type="radio" name="Parte2" class="Procesador" value="3180" /><label for="r6">Procesador

Intel Pentium Core 2 DUO E4400 2,0 Ghz <p>(L.3180)</p></label></div><br />

</fieldset>

</div>

Lps<input id="total" type="text" name="total" value="" style="width: 60px" /><strong>

total</strong>

</fieldset>

</div>

</form>

</body>

</html>

and this is my output file:

<?php

if($_GET['continue'] != 1)

{

$name = $_GETT['class'];

// form items you wish to exclude from the info list. you can just make this blank if you dont want to exclude anything

$exclude = array('submit','hiddenvalue');

foreach($_POST as $class => $val){

// if its in the exclude array, skip it

if(in_array($val, $exclude))

continue;

// print out the info

echo $class.":\t\t ".$val."<br />\n";

}

?>

toplay · January 12, 2008

Please don't post the same or similar items over and over. Stick to one. This one. When posting code use code tags and only post what's really needed. Too much and people won't bother looking at it. And don't ask for help in someone else's topic...that's just tacky. I've deleted your other posts/topic.

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