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Disabled form elements are not "successful controls" and the browser is not required to submit those with the form data. I'm not sure why your old page works, I suspect it's not doing exactly what you …

prerequisite: jQuery; assumption: that you want this to be all client-side and capturing the values as they were initially rendered. … types in the page and store the value of each of them in the array function storeValues() { jQuery('input:text, textarea, input:checkbox').each(function() { var $formElement = jQuery(this …

This is really just a jQuery question - not specifically related to VF and is likely to be closed because of that. There are quite a few ways you can solve this. … function calculateDiscount(element) { var $discountField = jQuery(element); // use jQuery to select just this node // console.log($discountField); // output some debug info to see what you selected …

The problem is because you're using the "contains" wildcard selector on the name. It is matching many more elements in the page than you think it is and you're setting the value of every one of these …

Sounds like your JSON data does not include the Client_Group_Description__c field (in all cases). Does your user have permission to see this field? Can you confirm that the field is in your @Remote …

Some rough jQuery to do this: <td> <apex:outputText value="{! … '); // set the src attribute on the image element, prepended with "/b2b" jQuery(imgTag).attr('src', '/b2b' + imgTag.attr('src')); </script> </td> …

$Component.thePage.theForm.thePageBlock.thePageBlockTable}"); Your variable for the element in the jQuery selector is misspelled, datatTable (which you may have since corrected) and the <apex:pageBlockTable …

You have this: jQuery("label[for$=" + jQuery(field).attr('id') + "]") instead you want do this (note the single quotes and the dropped $ modifier): jQuery("label[for='" + jQuery(field).attr('id') + … Also, another question: Is it possible to remove the partialId's added by salesforce and get the actual Id of form element by using javascript, jQuery etc..,? …

JavaScript is case-sensitive. In one function name, you've got an uppercase C and in another you've got a lowercase c. The name attribute on the <apex:actionFunction tag is used as the name of the Jav …

The jQuery .val() method is used to retrieve the value of an input element. You are attempting to use it to get the value from a non-input element which is why you are getting a null result. …

You can use the SalesForce URLFOR function in combination with jQuery ajax support to retrieve the content of the static resource directly. <script> $.get('{! …

A couple of things: Your <apex:pageBlockSection> specifies that it will have two child elements per row and your markup implies that you will only have one visible child element in the <apex:pageBlo …

Try one of these two approaches: Not passing parameters <script> // if you want to use a jQuery object rather than // the HTML Element within the function function checkField() { jQuery(".numberField … ").each(function() { var $element = jQuery(this); if ($element.val() ! …

selectRadio 'searchRdo' element is defined within the apex:form tag with an ID of 'form', the full path to the component will look something like this: (please note that I also modified the original jQuery … $Component.theForm.searchRdo}'; // after jQuery is loaded and page is rendered // console.log(jQuery('[name="' + optionsGroupName + '"]:checked')); </script> <apex:form id="theForm"> …

<script> // function to control the native css style // and the addition and removal of the disabled attribute on the buttons function buttonsEnabled(enable) { var $buttons = jQuery …