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So I have two separate functions, one for disabling the second checkbox when someone clicks on the first and another function which displays some text when someone clicks on a checkbox but I can't get the two functions to play nicely together. The functions work fine on there own. The whole thing breaks when you try to use both functions:






 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





I can't seem to figure this one out since the second function isn't changing the value of the checkbox at all rather it's just checking the value so I don't see why it would interfere with the first function.



Thanks for any help in advance.






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  • you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
    – Gurtej Singh
    Nov 23 at 0:31
















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So I have two separate functions, one for disabling the second checkbox when someone clicks on the first and another function which displays some text when someone clicks on a checkbox but I can't get the two functions to play nicely together. The functions work fine on there own. The whole thing breaks when you try to use both functions:






 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





I can't seem to figure this one out since the second function isn't changing the value of the checkbox at all rather it's just checking the value so I don't see why it would interfere with the first function.



Thanks for any help in advance.






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  • you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
    – Gurtej Singh
    Nov 23 at 0:31














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So I have two separate functions, one for disabling the second checkbox when someone clicks on the first and another function which displays some text when someone clicks on a checkbox but I can't get the two functions to play nicely together. The functions work fine on there own. The whole thing breaks when you try to use both functions:






 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





I can't seem to figure this one out since the second function isn't changing the value of the checkbox at all rather it's just checking the value so I don't see why it would interfere with the first function.



Thanks for any help in advance.






javascript html css dom







share|improve this question















So I have two separate functions, one for disabling the second checkbox when someone clicks on the first and another function which displays some text when someone clicks on a checkbox but I can't get the two functions to play nicely together. The functions work fine on there own. The whole thing breaks when you try to use both functions:






 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





I can't seem to figure this one out since the second function isn't changing the value of the checkbox at all rather it's just checking the value so I don't see why it would interfere with the first function.



Thanks for any help in advance.






 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





 // on click disable other text box

    function ckChange1(direct) {

      var ckName = document.getElementsByName(direct.name);

      for (var i = 0, c; c = ckName[i]; i++) {

       c.disabled = !(!direct.checked || c === direct);

      }

    }

    

    // shows text on click

    function showText() {

      const checkBox = document.getElementById("progress1");

      const text = document.getElementById("text");

      if ((checkBox.checked = true)){

            text.style.display = "block";

        } else {

           text.style.display = "none";

        }

    }

   #text{

      display: none;

    }

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>DIRECT</label>    

    

    <input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this); showText();">

    <label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

    <h2>Drop Off</h2>

    <h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





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  • you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
    – Gurtej Singh
    Nov 23 at 0:31


















  • you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
    – Gurtej Singh
    Nov 23 at 0:31
















you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
– Gurtej Singh
Nov 23 at 0:31




you are reading direct.name where as you have no name attribute in your checkboxes. As a result your ckName var is empty array. How is this working for you?
– Gurtej Singh
Nov 23 at 0:31












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I think I didn't understand your request

but try this






function ckChange1(direct) {

	var element=document.getElementById(direct);

	var ed=element.disabled;

	element.disabled=!ed;

	showText(!ed);

}

function showText(ed) {

	const text = document.getElementById("text");

	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";

}

#text{

  display: none;

}

<input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">

<label>DIRECT</label>

<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">

<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

<h2>Drop Off</h2>

<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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  • Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
    – Connor
    Nov 25 at 13:40



















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Try This :






function ckChange1(t) {



  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;

  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;

  

  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   

  

  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {

    if (allRadios[i] != t) {

      allRadios[i].checked = false ;

      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;

    }

  }

  

  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;

  

}

#text {

  display: none;

}

<input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">

<label>DIRECT</label>    

    

<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">

<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>

    

<h2>Drop Off</h2>

<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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    I think I didn't understand your request

    but try this






    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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    • Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
      – Connor
      Nov 25 at 13:40
















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    I think I didn't understand your request

    but try this






    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








    share|improve this answer





















    • Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
      – Connor
      Nov 25 at 13:40














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    I think I didn't understand your request

    but try this






    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








    share|improve this answer












    I think I didn't understand your request

    but try this






    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





    function ckChange1(direct) {
    
	var element=document.getElementById(direct);
    
	var ed=element.disabled;
    
	element.disabled=!ed;
    
	showText(!ed);
    
}
    
function showText(ed) {
    
	const text = document.getElementById("text");
    
	text.style.display = ed?"block":"none";
    
}

    #text{
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1('progress1');">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>
    
<input type="checkbox" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1('progress2');">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>






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    • Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
      – Connor
      Nov 25 at 13:40


















    • Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
      – Connor
      Nov 25 at 13:40
















    Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
    – Connor
    Nov 25 at 13:40




    Hi thanks for that! however, I just realised there's a small issue but it's entirely my fault for not explaining properly. So it should only display the text if they click on multi-route type checkbox if they click on direct checkbox then nothing should happen. How would I implement this? Thanks again.
    – Connor
    Nov 25 at 13:40













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    Try This :






    function ckChange1(t) {
    

    
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
    
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
    
  
    
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
    
  
    
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
    
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
    
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
    
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
    
    }
    
  }
    
  
    
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
    
  
    
}

    #text {
    
  display: none;
    
}

    <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
    
<label>DIRECT</label>    
    
    
    
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
    
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
    
    
    
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
    
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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      Try This :






      function ckChange1(t) {
      

      
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
      
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
      
  
      
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
      
  
      
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
      
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
      
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
      
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
      
    }
      
  }
      
  
      
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
      
  
      
}

      #text {
      
  display: none;
      
}

      <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
      
<label>DIRECT</label>    
      
    
      
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
      
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
      
    
      
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
      
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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        Try This :






        function ckChange1(t) {
        

        
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
        
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
        
  
        
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
        
  
        
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
        
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
        
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
        
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
        
    }
        
  }
        
  
        
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
        
  
        
}

        #text {
        
  display: none;
        
}

        <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
        
<label>DIRECT</label>    
        
    
        
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
        
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
        
    
        
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
        
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








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        Try This :






        function ckChange1(t) {
        

        
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
        
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
        
  
        
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
        
  
        
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
        
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
        
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
        
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
        
    }
        
  }
        
  
        
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
        
  
        
}

        #text {
        
  display: none;
        
}

        <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
        
<label>DIRECT</label>    
        
    
        
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
        
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
        
    
        
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
        
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>








        function ckChange1(t) {
        

        
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
        
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
        
  
        
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
        
  
        
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
        
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
        
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
        
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
        
    }
        
  }
        
  
        
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
        
  
        
}

        #text {
        
  display: none;
        
}

        <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
        
<label>DIRECT</label>    
        
    
        
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
        
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
        
    
        
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
        
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>





        function ckChange1(t) {
        

        
  var allRadios = document.getElementsByClassName('rad') ;
        
  var text = document.getElementById('text') ;
        
  
        
  t.checked = t.checked ? true : false ;   
        
  
        
  for( var i = 0; i < allRadios.length ; i++) {
        
    if (allRadios[i] != t) {
        
      allRadios[i].checked = false ;
        
      allRadios[i].disabled = t.checked ;
        
    }
        
  }
        
  
        
  text.style.display = t.checked ? "block" : "none" ;
        
  
        
}

        #text {
        
  display: none;
        
}

        <input type="checkbox"  class="rad" id="progress2" onclick="ckChange1(this)">
        
<label>DIRECT</label>    
        
    
        
<input type="checkbox" class="rad" id="progress1" onclick="ckChange1(this);">
        
<label>MULTI-ROUTE TYPE</label>
        
    
        
<h2>Drop Off</h2>
        
<h2 id="text">First Drop Off</h2>






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