Is there a way other than with css to remove this button? I am not using this functionality.
Remove the field and create a new Text field without the Summary.
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How to add option dynamically to a select box? suppose if there is nod
related data to be select in selectbox there should be an option to
add new option using input box.
If you are using angular-ui-bootstrap, use typeahead directive.
https://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/#/typeahead
No. 4 example should be helpful for you. And to add a new option, you have to code that manually. Beacuse, add a new option isn't available on select elements both in ui-bootstrap and angular material.
I'm currently working on a project in Drupal where the client has several content types containing multiple text inputs, each representing a paragraph in the final display. Each text input can be edited using CKEditor.
I've now run into the problem that if i enter an anchor in one of the text fields, that anchor is not known in any of the other text fields using the ckeditor link dialog. If i use the sharedspaces plugin for CKEditor to share the toolbar across instances, the problem persists.
So the question is: how can i add an anchor using CKEditor in one text input, and have it be recognised in another text input in the same form by CKEditor?
Think my database have 6 fields. I only show 4 fields and it's data in grid using kendo UI.
I also add toolbar to that grid(Buttons that add and edit for data). When I click that Edit button the iframe only show that 4 fields that show in the grid. But I need to add extra field to that iframe. So is that can do in kendo UI ???
If can someone suggest a way to do that ??
I also using AngularJS to this project...
Finally I found the answer for this.....
I feel that I had search a wrong way..
The answer in here ...Answer
I'm using drupal 7 and want to hide my comment form for any content type to be hidden by default. I just need "Add comment" button, once i click on it, then it should render comment form. Is there any module / way to achieve this.
you could hide the comment form in CSS with something like
#comment-form{display:none;}
plus a selector specific for one content type if you want.
Then add a javascript in that page adding some code to your subtheme's page.tpl.php that is in your subthem's templates folder (if there is no such file copy it from te parent theme templates folder)
drupal_add_js('path_to_js_file/file.js');
And in the file.js you define the function to show/hide the comment form, i.e. to change the style of #comment-form to display:block;
Then you have to create the button and you can do this in several ways:
you can create a custom block with the code for the button, you can add it in the node.tpl.php template. You can add a custom field to the content type with Display Suite code field, or maybe other modules.
This is just one way to do it.
Based on the "Add-more button (with graceful degradation)" example available in Drupal examples module I have created a form that can add fields dynamically using AJAX, and now i want to add a separate Remove button to each of those fields so that i can remove individual fields (not just the last field).
Decrementing the number of fields and rebuilding the form only removes the last field in the form.
What's the Drupal way of doing this? and what would be the best approach to achieve my requirement?
So each field gets a remove button next to it? In that case, the button simply needs to target the wrapper for that field (surround the field in an easily identifiable div, and set the ajax target for the button to the same). Hint: the button should also be contained within that wrapper so it also disappears when clicked.