Example #15: enable continue button only after making choices
In this example the continue button should get enabled only if for each choice the user has selected some value.
The used parallel .each()..all() loop waits for each line until some radio input is selected. Any order of making choices is allowed.
⇒Other examples with closed loops
- Example #4: blinking a given number of times on click
- Example #5: create dynamic tables with instant loops
- Example #8: simple progress indicator with text
- Example #9: generating password with fake progress
- Example #11: change the banner randomly in an interval loop
- Example #12: cyclic button clicks
- Example #18: falling little boxes
- Example #20: ruler with animation
Other examples with context switch
Other examples with each-loops
Other examples with instant loops
- Example #2: repeated blinking with iterated timeouts
- Example #4: blinking a given number of times on click
- Example #5: create dynamic tables with instant loops
- Example #6: iterate all selected elements with a timeout
- Example #8: simple progress indicator with text
- Example #12: cyclic button clicks
- Example #16: playing pong with divs
- Example #17: scheduling different elements' animations
- Example #18: falling little boxes
- Example #20: ruler with animation
Other examples with timeouts
- Example #2: repeated blinking with iterated timeouts
- Example #6: iterate all selected elements with a timeout
- Example #7: clock display with one short blink per second
- Example #10: fading submenus with user friendly timeouts
- Example #14: wait a timeout after each click before blinking
- Example #18: falling little boxes
- Example #19: pause animation cycle on mouseover