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paakwesi
I'm looking to modify the javascript behavior on
http://research.yale.edu/~kamusi/exercises/learners/index.php to do
two things:
Initial State: Both menus are populated with all their entries (as is
the case currently).
1. On selecting a topic, the Skills menu will only show those Topics
with dependencies (which will be provided) and vice versa.
2. On clicking the "Go" button, whichever combination (or just a Topic
or Skill) is selected and passed to the URL field.
Ordinarily, I'm a PHP dude and sweated enough to get the current
javascript working (javascript too finicky). On doing some research
(ie googling ), I have come across only uni-directional dependencies
(ie, "Skills" is dependent on "Topics", not vice versa). Anyone has any
idea of how to get this bidirectional dependency without creating some
sort of looping behavior(how I see it if I were just to tweak the
uni-directional code that DreamWeaver for example generates)?
Thanks,
paa.kwesi
http://research.yale.edu/~kamusi/exercises/learners/index.php to do
two things:
Initial State: Both menus are populated with all their entries (as is
the case currently).
1. On selecting a topic, the Skills menu will only show those Topics
with dependencies (which will be provided) and vice versa.
2. On clicking the "Go" button, whichever combination (or just a Topic
or Skill) is selected and passed to the URL field.
Ordinarily, I'm a PHP dude and sweated enough to get the current
javascript working (javascript too finicky). On doing some research
(ie googling ), I have come across only uni-directional dependencies
(ie, "Skills" is dependent on "Topics", not vice versa). Anyone has any
idea of how to get this bidirectional dependency without creating some
sort of looping behavior(how I see it if I were just to tweak the
uni-directional code that DreamWeaver for example generates)?
Thanks,
paa.kwesi