f#cking Javascript

[JesseQuinn]

hey y'all

does anyone here know how to tweak javascript payment buttons in order to allow for drop down amounts (instead of each button being set at one price point)?

I've been wrestling with this javascript for days and it's not fucking working, any pointers (or resources that I may be missing online) would be tremendously appreciated. normally w3schools is awesome as a resource but in this case it's a bit beyond me

[brandonstills]

Do you mean a drop down menu? Like the SELECT / OPTION HTML tags?

[Barry-xlovecam]

https://www.google.com/search?q=java...20down%20forms

[AboutTown]

Perhaps the answer here is what you are looking for? stackoverflow.com/questions/8002512/simple-redirect-to-url-from-select-drop-down-in-facebook-iframe

[JesseQuinn]

y'all are awesome, thank you

to anyone else who comes across this issue with a payment system that uses javascript, you can use jquery to edit the code for dropdowns. the w3schools (love that site!) system didn't work when I tried to incorporate elements into the existing code, but with jquery it's possible

I've spent too much time on this already so I've decided to hire someone, but I appreciate y'all taking the time to reply

thanks again

[JesseQuinn]

just wanted to post an update.

It turns out that while I may know fuck all about javascript, the dropdown buttons I was trying to create aren't actually possible with my new system, no matter how the code is tweaked.

I found this out when the tech department flat out told my coder that it wasn't possible in an email to both of us. Instead of giving up (a day later, for what both of us figured would be a 20 min job), Vlad wrote his own completely new code that does exactly what I need it to do, and it works with the new system.

I'm a workoholic and a perfectionist so I hold myself to pretty high standards and tend to do the same with others. It takes a lot to really blow me away, but this did. I'm working with Vlad on another upcoming project but he squeezed this in to an already full workload and got it solved.

I know that there are quite a few wicked coders here on gfy, Vlad from faxite.com is definitely among them.