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Change image size live when form field entered

  1. Following on from some helpful advice on this forum, I have tried to develop a solution to a problem. Basically, when a user enters their bespoke widths into two seperate form fields (#input_9_2 and #input_9_3) I want an image or div layer, or table, to change shape in relation to the entered field entry. So if say, a user enters 20cm in field one and 300cm in field two, the image/div/cell will automatically before their eyes show that shape (using cm as pixels - this 20 px wide x 300px high). This is the code I have been using but it just isnb't working - I have no doubt my argument / syntax is wrong but can anyone help - I'm now three days into this and have tried very hard to sort myself. Many thanks.

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    <img class="sbimg" id="sbimg" src="/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/AAF-Splashback-Black-Gloss-Splashback-Full-No-Handle-200x200.jpg">
    <script>
    $(function width(){
      $('#input_9_2').keydown(function(){
        setTimeout(function() {
          $('#input_9_2').val();
        }, 50);
      });
    });
    $(function height(){
      $('#input_9_3').keydown(function(){
        setTimeout(function() {
         $('#input_9_3').val();
        }, 50);
      });
    });
    var photo = document.getElementById('sbimg');
    var photoWidth = width();
    var photoHeight = height();
    photo.width = photoWidth;
    photo.height = photoHeight;
    </script>
    Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday August 1, 2012 | Permalink
  2. Can you post a link to this live somewhere so we can take a look at it? Maybe it's something simple that more eyes will catch.

    Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday August 1, 2012 | Permalink
  3. Hi Chris - link to page here, just select 'custom sizes' to see the section I'm talking about: http://www.thesplashbackfactory.com/splashback-products/black-steel-splashback-12mm

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday August 2, 2012 | Permalink
  4. Thanks for that link. When I access that page I get this JavaScript error:

    Timestamp: 8/2/2012 6:15:43 AM
    Error: ReferenceError: width is not defined
    Source File: http://www.thesplashbackfactory.com/splashback-products/black-steel-splashback-12mm
    Line: 210

    Let me look into that a little bit and see what I can find out.

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday August 2, 2012 | Permalink
  5. Maybe width and height should be defined up front, so that before the keydown event is captured, there will still be a width and height value? Define them before the function, then rely on the function to change them based on the data entry? Is there a default size at which the image starts?

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday August 2, 2012 | Permalink
  6. Hi Chris - I've changed it to make it default to 200 h and 200 w. Thank you so much for helping with this - I am so desperate for it now!

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday August 2, 2012 | Permalink
  7. new code:

    <img class="sbimg" id="sbimg" src="/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/AAF-Splashback-Black-Gloss-Splashback-Full-No-Handle-200x200.jpg" width="200" height="200">
    <script>
    $(function width(){
      $('#input_9_2').keydown(function(){
        setTimeout(function() {
          $('#input_9_2').val();
        }, 50);
      });
    });
    $(function height(){
      $('#input_9_3').keydown(function(){
        setTimeout(function() {
         $('#input_9_3').val();
        }, 50);
      });
    });
    var photo = document.getElementById('sbimg');
    var photoWidth = width();
    var photoHeight = height();
    photo.width = photoWidth;
    photo.height = photoHeight;
    </script>
    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday August 2, 2012 | Permalink
  8. Is that working for you now or do you need to me to take a look again? I forget where we were with this one.

    Posted 11 years ago on Saturday August 4, 2012 | Permalink