Appending html create inputs with different order
2
I have a html with three inputs like:
Html:
<div class="form-group" id="item-list0">
<label>Role Name</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].Role.Name" class="form-control roles" />
<div id="claim-list0">
<label>Claim Type</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Type" class="form-control claimType" />
<label>Claim Value</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Value" class="form-control claimValue" />
</div>
<a href="#" id="addClaim">Add another claim</a>
</div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>
As you can see I have two actions "Add another role" and "Add another claim"
If I press add another claim it just replicate Claim Type and Claim Value inputs
If I press "Add another role" it add all inputs again
I achieve that with Jquery as:
<script>
$(function ()
var roleIndex = 0;
var claimIndex = 0;
$("#add").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
roleIndex = roleIndex + 1;
claimIndex = 0;
var n = '<div id="item-list' + roleIndex +'"><label>Role Name</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].Role.Name" /></div>'
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + roleIndex+'"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#item-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(n);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
$("#addClaim").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex = claimIndex + 1;
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + claimIndex + '"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
);
</script>
If I add claim it works correctly. Problem start when I add a new role. It should replicate first tree inputs in same order of first one, but it is creating Claim Type first then Claim Value and finally Role Name as this picture:
What I'm doing wrong there? Regards
jquery html5
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
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2
I have a html with three inputs like:
Html:
<div class="form-group" id="item-list0">
<label>Role Name</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].Role.Name" class="form-control roles" />
<div id="claim-list0">
<label>Claim Type</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Type" class="form-control claimType" />
<label>Claim Value</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Value" class="form-control claimValue" />
</div>
<a href="#" id="addClaim">Add another claim</a>
</div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>
As you can see I have two actions "Add another role" and "Add another claim"
If I press add another claim it just replicate Claim Type and Claim Value inputs
If I press "Add another role" it add all inputs again
I achieve that with Jquery as:
<script>
$(function ()
var roleIndex = 0;
var claimIndex = 0;
$("#add").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
roleIndex = roleIndex + 1;
claimIndex = 0;
var n = '<div id="item-list' + roleIndex +'"><label>Role Name</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].Role.Name" /></div>'
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + roleIndex+'"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#item-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(n);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
$("#addClaim").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex = claimIndex + 1;
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + claimIndex + '"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
);
</script>
If I add claim it works correctly. Problem start when I add a new role. It should replicate first tree inputs in same order of first one, but it is creating Claim Type first then Claim Value and finally Role Name as this picture:
What I'm doing wrong there? Regards
jquery html5
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
Consider how your logic is using bothroleIndexandclaimIndexto determine which#claim-listto append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids
– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33
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2
2
I have a html with three inputs like:
Html:
<div class="form-group" id="item-list0">
<label>Role Name</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].Role.Name" class="form-control roles" />
<div id="claim-list0">
<label>Claim Type</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Type" class="form-control claimType" />
<label>Claim Value</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Value" class="form-control claimValue" />
</div>
<a href="#" id="addClaim">Add another claim</a>
</div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>
As you can see I have two actions "Add another role" and "Add another claim"
If I press add another claim it just replicate Claim Type and Claim Value inputs
If I press "Add another role" it add all inputs again
I achieve that with Jquery as:
<script>
$(function ()
var roleIndex = 0;
var claimIndex = 0;
$("#add").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
roleIndex = roleIndex + 1;
claimIndex = 0;
var n = '<div id="item-list' + roleIndex +'"><label>Role Name</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].Role.Name" /></div>'
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + roleIndex+'"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#item-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(n);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
$("#addClaim").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex = claimIndex + 1;
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + claimIndex + '"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
);
</script>
If I add claim it works correctly. Problem start when I add a new role. It should replicate first tree inputs in same order of first one, but it is creating Claim Type first then Claim Value and finally Role Name as this picture:
What I'm doing wrong there? Regards
jquery html5
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
I have a html with three inputs like:
Html:
<div class="form-group" id="item-list0">
<label>Role Name</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].Role.Name" class="form-control roles" />
<div id="claim-list0">
<label>Claim Type</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Type" class="form-control claimType" />
<label>Claim Value</label>
<input asp-for="RoleClaimList[0].ClaimList[0].Value" class="form-control claimValue" />
</div>
<a href="#" id="addClaim">Add another claim</a>
</div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>
As you can see I have two actions "Add another role" and "Add another claim"
If I press add another claim it just replicate Claim Type and Claim Value inputs
If I press "Add another role" it add all inputs again
I achieve that with Jquery as:
<script>
$(function ()
var roleIndex = 0;
var claimIndex = 0;
$("#add").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
roleIndex = roleIndex + 1;
claimIndex = 0;
var n = '<div id="item-list' + roleIndex +'"><label>Role Name</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].Role.Name" /></div>'
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + roleIndex+'"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#item-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(n);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (roleIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
$("#addClaim").click(function (e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex = claimIndex + 1;
var m = '<div id="claim-list' + claimIndex + '"><label>Claim Type</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type" />'
var c = '<label>Claim Value</label><input class="form-control" name="RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + '].ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value" /> </div>'
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(m);
$("#claim-list" + (claimIndex - 1) + "").append(c);
);
);
</script>
If I add claim it works correctly. Problem start when I add a new role. It should replicate first tree inputs in same order of first one, but it is creating Claim Type first then Claim Value and finally Role Name as this picture:
What I'm doing wrong there? Regards
jquery html5
jquery html5
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
asked Nov 12 '18 at 22:55
Jonathan
1717
1717
Consider how your logic is using bothroleIndexandclaimIndexto determine which#claim-listto append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids
– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33
add a comment |
Consider how your logic is using bothroleIndexandclaimIndexto determine which#claim-listto append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids
– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33
Consider how your logic is using both
roleIndex and claimIndex to determine which #claim-list to append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33
Consider how your logic is using both
roleIndex and claimIndex to determine which #claim-list to append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33
add a comment |
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What's wrong is that you are appending your new #item-list1 div into the existing #item-list0, making it a nested structure.
Same goes to your #claim-list, it became a nested structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
⤷ #claim-list3
⤷ #item-list1
⤷ #item-list2
⤷ #item-list3
What you should do instead is to append them outside:
- Append new
#item-listxto<body></body>or whatever parent element. - Append new
#claim-listto its corresponding#item-lists.
So it would be your intended structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
#item-list1
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
And if you look at it, there comes a few more problems with your code:
- You will have duplicated
id. claimIndexwill not work properly because you reset it every time#addis clicked (what happens if I click "addClaim" to previous roles after I add new role?)
Below is a sample code that works properly (I think, may not actually be your use case). I have restructured it so that it can be easily understood without much explanation. Please edit as needed to suit your actual code base:
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>To know more about scoping, read this amazing answer.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
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What's wrong is that you are appending your new #item-list1 div into the existing #item-list0, making it a nested structure.
Same goes to your #claim-list, it became a nested structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
⤷ #claim-list3
⤷ #item-list1
⤷ #item-list2
⤷ #item-list3
What you should do instead is to append them outside:
- Append new
#item-listxto<body></body>or whatever parent element. - Append new
#claim-listto its corresponding#item-lists.
So it would be your intended structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
#item-list1
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
And if you look at it, there comes a few more problems with your code:
- You will have duplicated
id. claimIndexwill not work properly because you reset it every time#addis clicked (what happens if I click "addClaim" to previous roles after I add new role?)
Below is a sample code that works properly (I think, may not actually be your use case). I have restructured it so that it can be easily understood without much explanation. Please edit as needed to suit your actual code base:
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>To know more about scoping, read this amazing answer.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
add a comment |
0
What's wrong is that you are appending your new #item-list1 div into the existing #item-list0, making it a nested structure.
Same goes to your #claim-list, it became a nested structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
⤷ #claim-list3
⤷ #item-list1
⤷ #item-list2
⤷ #item-list3
What you should do instead is to append them outside:
- Append new
#item-listxto<body></body>or whatever parent element. - Append new
#claim-listto its corresponding#item-lists.
So it would be your intended structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
#item-list1
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
And if you look at it, there comes a few more problems with your code:
- You will have duplicated
id. claimIndexwill not work properly because you reset it every time#addis clicked (what happens if I click "addClaim" to previous roles after I add new role?)
Below is a sample code that works properly (I think, may not actually be your use case). I have restructured it so that it can be easily understood without much explanation. Please edit as needed to suit your actual code base:
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>To know more about scoping, read this amazing answer.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
add a comment |
0
0
0
What's wrong is that you are appending your new #item-list1 div into the existing #item-list0, making it a nested structure.
Same goes to your #claim-list, it became a nested structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
⤷ #claim-list3
⤷ #item-list1
⤷ #item-list2
⤷ #item-list3
What you should do instead is to append them outside:
- Append new
#item-listxto<body></body>or whatever parent element. - Append new
#claim-listto its corresponding#item-lists.
So it would be your intended structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
#item-list1
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
And if you look at it, there comes a few more problems with your code:
- You will have duplicated
id. claimIndexwill not work properly because you reset it every time#addis clicked (what happens if I click "addClaim" to previous roles after I add new role?)
Below is a sample code that works properly (I think, may not actually be your use case). I have restructured it so that it can be easily understood without much explanation. Please edit as needed to suit your actual code base:
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>To know more about scoping, read this amazing answer.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
What's wrong is that you are appending your new #item-list1 div into the existing #item-list0, making it a nested structure.
Same goes to your #claim-list, it became a nested structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
⤷ #claim-list3
⤷ #item-list1
⤷ #item-list2
⤷ #item-list3
What you should do instead is to append them outside:
- Append new
#item-listxto<body></body>or whatever parent element. - Append new
#claim-listto its corresponding#item-lists.
So it would be your intended structure:
#item-list0
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
#item-list1
⤷ #claim-list0
⤷ #claim-list1
⤷ #claim-list2
And if you look at it, there comes a few more problems with your code:
- You will have duplicated
id. claimIndexwill not work properly because you reset it every time#addis clicked (what happens if I click "addClaim" to previous roles after I add new role?)
Below is a sample code that works properly (I think, may not actually be your use case). I have restructured it so that it can be easily understood without much explanation. Please edit as needed to suit your actual code base:
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>To know more about scoping, read this amazing answer.
var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>var roleIndex = 0;
$('#add')
.on('click', addRole) // Add onclick handler
.trigger('click'); // Trigger it on execution to create the first set
function addRole()
roleIndex += 1;
// Set `claimIndex` here, not outside of the scope
// because you need it in each separate added role
// so that the claimIndex of each role can correctly counts independently
var claimIndex = 0,
roleClaimList = 'RoleClaimList[' + roleIndex + ']';
var $itemList = $('<div></div>')
.addClass('form-group')
.attr('id', 'item-list-' + roleIndex);
var $roleLabel = $('<label></label>')
.text('Role Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $roleInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control roles')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.Role.Name')
.appendTo($itemList);
var $addClaimButton = $('<a></a>')
.text('Add another claim')
.attr('href', '#')
.addClass('addClaim')
.on('click', addClaim)
.appendTo($itemList);
$addClaimButton.trigger('click');
$itemList.insertBefore(this);
// Create this function here, not outside
// because it needs the `claimIndex` in scope
function addClaim(e)
e.preventDefault();
claimIndex += 1;
var $claimGroup = $('<div></div>')
.attr('id', 'claim-list-' + roleIndex + '-' + claimIndex)
.insertBefore($addClaimButton);
var $typeLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $typeInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimType')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Type')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueLabel = $('<label></label')
.text('Claim Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
var $valueInput = $('<input>')
.addClass('form-control claimValue')
.attr('asp-for', roleClaimList + '.ClaimList[' + claimIndex + '].Value')
.appendTo($claimGroup);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<div class="form-group" id="item-list-0"></div>
<a href="#" id="add">Add another role</a>answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
edited Nov 14 '18 at 1:35
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
answered Nov 13 '18 at 2:30
Yong Quan
1,8741518
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Consider how your logic is using both
roleIndexandclaimIndexto determine which#claim-listto append to. You're going to be duplicating claim-list ids– Taplar
Nov 12 '18 at 23:33