I am wanting to make my users life's easier by allowing them to complete forms faster.
I have placed a Pulldown/Select field in my form that contains a list of presets that are retrieved from the database.
So far I have managed to encode my PHP object that stores all the values that will go into the fields.
PHP Part
$values = new values();
$field_values = json_encode($values);
JS Part
<script>
var field_values = JSON.parse( <?php echo $js_list; ?>);
</script>
Example of 5 row of the JSON dataset
{"preset_name":["HORIZONTARIFF","1MEGVOICETARIFF","DN18STREAM","DN18STREAMGPRS","DN18STREAMLOWARPU"],"net":["ECL","ECL","ECL","ECL","ECL"],"inclusive":[2,1,0,3,0],"length":["18","12","36","36","36"],"data":[0.0292968448,0.019531264,0.0976562176,0.0976562176,0.0976562176]}
I used JSON.parse() as a tutorial said it is a lot safer than using eval()
All of what I have shown is working great and the JSON'd values are placed into my javascript.
So now I am onto the next stage which is; How on earth do I get these values into my fields on the form?
FYI
My select field is populated using a foreach() in PHP from DB.
I know what the logic is going to be but due to inexperience in Javascript/JSON I have no clue how to implement it.
Logic
Any resources or ideas are welcome!
Thanks for your time! :)
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Something like
for (fieldname in field_values) {
var o=document.getElementById(fieldname);
if (o) o.value=fields_values[fieldname];
}
Ofcourse this works only for text fields, but you get the idea
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