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2 years 3 months ago #328142 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options
I don't understand why this needs to be in an individual users userlist row. I'm at a complete loss as to what you're trying to accomplish with this. You said it needed to be stored this would allow it to be stored, but you also want it rendered in a users userlist row?

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2 years 3 months ago - 2 years 2 months ago #328143 by galanopd
Replied by galanopd on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options
I don't know how to explain more analytically...

The Select list (emailoptions) needs to be available to the visitor (not a registered user) in order to select how to communicate with the user, either in a free or a paid way (e.g. paypal). Therefore this information doesn't have to be stored, we don't really care about the visitor. He will make his choice on the UserList and done.

The radio field (emailoptions_type) is the choice of the user (registered user) whether he accepts to receive email from visitors or not.

I hope it s more clear now

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2 years 3 months ago #328144 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options
Ok, then they're 2 entirely different things. Use normal fields as instructed above for the emailoptions_type behavior. Use plain ol' HTML in an auto action for emailoptions behavior. I don't know what else to suggest, sorry.

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2 years 3 months ago - 2 years 2 months ago #328145 by galanopd
Replied by galanopd on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options
It is ok Kyle, one question

I will use CBradiofield for user option and HTMLcustomfield for visitor select options. Their connection will be established using
$(function () {

	$('.selectEmailOptionsTypeInput').on('change', function () {
		const select = $(this).closest('.selectEmailOptionsType').siblings('.selectEmailOptions');

		if ($(this).val() === 'days') {
			select.removeClass('hidden');
			select.find('option.selectEmailOptionDays').removeClass('hidden').prop('disabled', false);
			select.find('option.selectEmailOptionHours').addClass('hidden').prop('disabled', true);
		} else if ($(this).val() === 'hours') {
			select.removeClass('hidden');
			select.find('option.selectEmailOptionHours').removeClass('hidden').prop('disabled', false);
			select.find('option.selectEmailOptionDays').addClass('hidden').prop('disabled', true);
		} else if ($(this).val() === 'noemail') {
			select.addClass('hidden');
		}
	}).trigger('change');
});

Do you think it will be wise to use something like the below in order to add the classes missing from the normal CBradiofield in order to make it work?
	$('#cbfr_336').addClass('selectEmailOptionsType');
	$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf0').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');
	$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf1').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');
	$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf2').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');

Edit1: I have managed to use conditional on "noemail" value and the custom HTMLselectfield (emailoptions) becomes hidden based on the selection of the normal CBradiofield (emailoptions_type).
I haven't managed so far to make JQueryAutoAction to work. I have tried calling the ids instead of classes with no luck
$( '#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf0, #cb_emailoptions_type_cbf1, #cb_emailoptions_type_cbf2').on('change', function () {
		const select = $( this ).closest( '#cbfv_336' ).siblings( '.selectEmailOptions' );

I have also tried to add classes to CBradiofieldoptions like
var div = $('#cbfr_336'); 
var cbf0 = $('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf0'); 
var cbf1 = $('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf1'); 
var cbf2 = $('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf2'); 
div.className += " selectEmailOptionsType";
cbf0.className += " selectEmailOptionsTypeInput";
cbf1.className += " selectEmailOptionsTypeInput";
cbf2.className += " selectEmailOptionsTypeInput";
or
$('[name="cb_emailoptions_type"]').click(function () {
		$('#cbfv_336').addClass('selectEmailOptionsType');
		$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf0').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');
		$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf1').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');
		$('#cb_emailoptions_type_cbf2').addClass('selectEmailOptionsTypeInput');
	});

Any help would be appreciated...

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2 years 2 months ago #328156 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options

I will use CBradiofield for user option and HTMLcustomfield for visitor select options. Their connection will be established using

Remove the jQuery ready statement surrounding the jQuery when adding that to CB Auto Actions or that won't work.

Do you think it will be wise to use something like the below in order to add the classes missing from the normal CBradiofield in order to make it work?

You shouldn't be using this at all for profile edit. Let CB Conditional deal with showing/hiding things. You're adding custom coding and extra things to maintain that you don't need.

I haven't managed so far to make JQueryAutoAction to work. I have tried calling the ids instead of classes with no luck

The jQuery and HTML I provided below is EXCLUSIVELY for the userlist output you were original asking for. It's not going to work in profile edit. Use CB Conditional for profile edit behaviors.

www.joomlapolis.com/forum/255-developer-members-support/244653-auto-action-to-disable-html-form-options?start=0#328075

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2 years 2 months ago - 2 years 2 months ago #328165 by galanopd
Replied by galanopd on topic Auto Action to disable HTML form options
I think I made it work!

Thanks
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