[lawrencepepper]

Thank you!

Worked great!

L

[lawrencepepper]

Thanks! That worked!

L

[lawrencepepper]

Thanks! Worked!

[lawrencepepper]

When can I expect this update? It has been a while now.

[lawrencepepper]

OK – I’ll wait.

Thanks!

L

[lawrencepepper]

Yep – that worked!

Thank you!

L

[lawrencepepper]

Opps! Spoke too soon. That changed ALL the text. I only want the selected date text color to change.

L

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by lawrencepepper.

[lawrencepepper]

YES! Thank you. That did the trick.

L

[lawrencepepper]

How long to update?

[lawrencepepper]

Figured this out:

Use this: $options = array(array(‘label’ => ‘Choose’, ‘value’ => ”));

[lawrencepepper]

Yes!

That worked, Thanks!

L

[lawrencepepper]

Thanks for the suggestion. I decided to do the calculating on the server side to be safe.

L

[lawrencepepper]

OK,

I understand now, I used your example above and it works great!

One question though,

The date field does not populate correctly.

How do I pass a date so that the date picker in the form accurately show the date from the database.

L

[lawrencepepper]

What I have is a page that displays a table which was populated by a query from my database.

The first column in the table holds the unique ID of each row which is a clickable link which will pass that unique ID variable to the URL that the link goes to.

When the person clicks that ID it takes them to a new page in which I then need a form that will auto fill from a query to the database based on the unique ID that was passed when they clicked the link.

SO how do I get the unique ID that they click and pass to the function listed above on the functions.php file so that it knows what record to grab.

?

• This reply was modified 11 years, 4 months ago by lawrencepepper.

[lawrencepepper]

Great,

Thanks. That works great!

L

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