Using this js library, you can find it by searching the Internet. It is an open source js function library.
I saw several posts on the linkage menu today
This should be a good code for everyone
I'll also post a smaller code that we use in our team.
// author: downpour
var DoubleCombo = ();
= {
initialize: function(source, target, ignore, url, options, excute) {
= $(source);
= $(target);
= $A(ignore);
= url;
= $H(options);
= (this);
if(excute) {
();
}
},
doChange: function() {
if( != '') {
// first clear the ignore ones
(
function(value) {
$(value). = 1;
$(value).options[0].selected = 'selected';
}
);
// create parameter for ajax
var query = $H({ id: });
var parameters = {
method: 'post',
parameters: $H().merge(query).toQueryString(),
onComplete: (this)
}
var locationRequest = new ( , parameters );
}
},
getResponse: function(request) {
= 1;
[0].selected = 'selected';
var response = $A(().split(';'));
--;
for(var i = 0; i < ; i++) {
var optionParam = response[i].split(',');
[] = new Option(optionParam[1], optionParam[0]);
}
}
}
Let me briefly talk about a few parameters:
source First level menu
target linkage menu
ignore When sometimes 3 levels are linked, such as state, province, city, etc. If there is no province in Shanghai, the level 3 menu can be ignored
url action url
options action parameters
execute Whether it is linked
Take a relatively common example and look at the three-level linkage of the country, province, and city as an example
Code
<html-el:select property="country" styleId="country" >
<html-el:options collection="countries" property="id" labelProperty="name" />
</html-el:select>
<html-el:select property="province" styleId="province">
<option value="">--Please Select--</option>
................
</html-el:select>
<html-el:select property="city" styleId="city">
<option value="">--Please Select--</option>
................
</html-el:select>
<script type="text/javascript">
new DoubleCombo('country', 'province', null, '<c:url value="/?combo=true"></c:url>', {});
<script type="text/javascript">
new DoubleCombo('province', 'city', null, '<c:url value="/?combo=true"></c:url>', {});
I saw several posts on the linkage menu today
This should be a good code for everyone
I'll also post a smaller code that we use in our team.
// author: downpour
var DoubleCombo = ();
= {
initialize: function(source, target, ignore, url, options, excute) {
= $(source);
= $(target);
= $A(ignore);
= url;
= $H(options);
= (this);
if(excute) {
();
}
},
doChange: function() {
if( != '') {
// first clear the ignore ones
(
function(value) {
$(value). = 1;
$(value).options[0].selected = 'selected';
}
);
// create parameter for ajax
var query = $H({ id: });
var parameters = {
method: 'post',
parameters: $H().merge(query).toQueryString(),
onComplete: (this)
}
var locationRequest = new ( , parameters );
}
},
getResponse: function(request) {
= 1;
[0].selected = 'selected';
var response = $A(().split(';'));
--;
for(var i = 0; i < ; i++) {
var optionParam = response[i].split(',');
[] = new Option(optionParam[1], optionParam[0]);
}
}
}
Let me briefly talk about a few parameters:
source First level menu
target linkage menu
ignore When sometimes 3 levels are linked, such as state, province, city, etc. If there is no province in Shanghai, the level 3 menu can be ignored
url action url
options action parameters
execute Whether it is linked
Take a relatively common example and look at the three-level linkage of the country, province, and city as an example
Code
<html-el:select property="country" styleId="country" >
<html-el:options collection="countries" property="id" labelProperty="name" />
</html-el:select>
<html-el:select property="province" styleId="province">
<option value="">--Please Select--</option>
................
</html-el:select>
<html-el:select property="city" styleId="city">
<option value="">--Please Select--</option>
................
</html-el:select>
<script type="text/javascript">
new DoubleCombo('country', 'province', null, '<c:url value="/?combo=true"></c:url>', {});
<script type="text/javascript">
new DoubleCombo('province', 'city', null, '<c:url value="/?combo=true"></c:url>', {});