I have a form that asks a user to give a device type a name and say how many attributes they would like to assign to that device type. That form calls the below php files which uses a loop to create the desired number of attributes.
I have used the name="attribute".$i in order to be able to identify each attribute on the next php page to send the information to a database.
<?php echo $_POST['device-name']; ?>
<?php
$num=$_POST['number-of-attributes'];
$num=intval($num);
for($i=0; $i<$num; $i++) {
newAttribute($i);
}
function newAttribute($i) {
echo ("<div id=\"new-attribute\">");
echo ("<h3>New Attribute</h3>");
echo ("<label for=\"attribute".$i."\">Name</label>");
echo ("<input id=\"attribute\" type=\"text\" name=\"attribute".$i."\">");
echo ("</div>");
}
?>
However I also want the user to be able to click for example:
<div id="small-button">New Attribute</div>
and create another set of fields to define an attribute.
How would I do this?
Thanks in advance
You would need JavaScript for said job. In your HTML document, at the end of the body
element add the following script
element :
<script type="text/javascript">
var numberOfAttributes = 1;
function newAttributeFields(e) {
// Creates the div
var div = document.createElement('div');
div.id = 'new-attribute';
// Appends the fields
div.innerHtml = '<h3>New attribute</h3><label for="attribute' + numberOfAttributes + '">Name</label><input id="attribute" type="text" name="attribute' + numberOfAttributes + '">';
// Appends it to the body element
document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(div);
// Increments the number of attributes by one
numberOfAttributes = numberOfAttributes + 1;
}
var smallButton = document.getElementById('small-button');
// When the 'small button' is clicked, calls the newAttributeFields function
smallButton.addEventListener('click', newAttributeFields, false);
</script>
Using javascript/jquery on the client-side:
var template = "<div class=\"new-attribute\">"
+ "<h3>New Attribute</h3>"
+ "<label for=\"attribute\">Name</label>"
+ "<input id=\"attribute\" type=\"text\" name=\"attribute\">"
+ "</div>";
$(document).ready(function() {
// The DOM has loaded
$("#small-button").on('click', function() {
// The user clicked your 'New Attribute' button
// Append a new attribute to the <body> with `template` we defined above:
$(body).append(template);
});
});
Note: I changed id="new-attribute"
to class="new-attribute"
since there will be more than 1.
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