javascript - Make the current select menu hidden and and show the hidden input above it -


i creating dynamic inputs form using javascript. having problem when select dropdown no hidden element should shown required attr , current select dropdown should hidden.so far code:

    <div id="work">                 <div class="form boxed ">                     <a href="#" class="close-form remove-box button"><i class="fa fa-close"></i></a>                     <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="job title" maxlength="100" />                     <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="company name" maxlength="255" />                     <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="location" value=""/>                     <input type="text" class="datepicker-here" data-language="en" data-min-view="months" data-view="months" data-date-format="mm yyyy" placeholder="enter start date" />                     <input type="text" class="datepicker-here" data-language="en" data-min-view="months" data-view="months" data-date-format="mm yyyy"  placeholder="enter end date" style="display: none" />                      <label>are still working ?</label>                     <select style="padding: 12px" required onchange="yesnocheck(this);">                         <option value="">select option</option>                         <option value="present">yes</option>                         <option value="no">no</option>                     </select>                   </div>                       </div> <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="addinput2('work');" class="button gray "><i class="fa fa-plus-circle"></i> add more</a>

this javascript function creating dynamic inputs:

function addinput2(divname){      var newdiv = document.createelement('div');      newdiv.innerhtml = "<div class='form boxed '>          <a href='#' class='close-form remove-box button'><i class='fa fa-close'></i></a>          <input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='job title' value=''  maxlength='100' />          <input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='company name' maxlength='255' />          <input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='location' value=''/>          <input type='text' class='datepicker-here' data-language='en' data-min-view='months' data-view='months' data-date-format='mm yyyy' placeholder='enter start date' />          <input type='text' class='datepicker-here' data-language='en' data-min-view='months' data-view='months' data-date-format='mm yyyy' style='display: none'  placeholder='enter end date' />          <label>are still working ?</label>          <select style='padding: 12px' required onchange=''>               <option value=''>select option</option>               <option value='present'>yes</option>               <option value='no'>no</option>          </select> </div>";  document.getelementbyid(divname).appendchild(newdiv); }

this function should work, far able current selected value

function yesnocheck(that) {         if (that.value == "no") {          } else {          }     }

first, need uniquely identify each occurrence of select , hidden input, can interact them.

for reason, put variable jubnum outside addinput2() function, , increment each time function called. using variable, can assign unique id's elements need interact each other.

once can uniquely identify select in question, , input in question, can use display = block show input, , required = true give required attribute.

var jobnum = 1;  function addinput2(divname){       var newdiv = document.createelement('div');       newdiv.innerhtml = "<div class='form boxed'><a href='#' class='close-form remove-box button'><i class='fa fa-close'></i></a><input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='job title' value=''  maxlength='100' /> <input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='company name' maxlength='255' /><input class='search-field' type='text' placeholder='location' value=''/><input type='text' class='datepicker-here' data-language='en' data-min-view='months' data-view='months' data-date-format='mm yyyy' placeholder='enter start date' /><input id='job"+jobnum+"end' type='text' class='datepicker-here' data-language='en' data-min-view='months' data-view='months' data-date-format='mm yyyy' style='display: none'  placeholder='enter end date' /><label>are still working ?</label><select id='job"+jobnum+"' style='padding: 12px' required onchange='yesnocheck(this);'><option value=''>select option</option><option value='present'>yes</option><option value='no'>no</option></select></div>";    jobnum++;    document.getelementbyid(divname).appendchild(newdiv);  }      function yesnocheck(that) {          if (that.value == "no") {            document.getelementbyid(that.id + 'end').style.display = 'block';            document.getelementbyid(that.id + 'end').required = true;          } else {            document.getelementbyid(that.id + 'end').style.display = 'none';            document.getelementbyid(that.id + 'end').required = false;          }      }
<div id="work">                  <div class="form boxed">                      <a href="#" class="close-form remove-box button"><i class="fa fa-close"></i></a>                      <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="job title" maxlength="100" />                      <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="company name" maxlength="255" />                      <input class="search-field" type="text" placeholder="location" value=""/>                      <input type="text" class="datepicker-here" data-language="en" data-min-view="months" data-view="months" data-date-format="mm yyyy" placeholder="enter start date" />                      <input id="job0end" type="text" class="datepicker-here" data-language="en" data-min-view="months" data-view="months" data-date-format="mm yyyy"  placeholder="enter end date" style="display: none" />                        <label class="no">are still working ?</label>                      <select id="job0" class="noo" style="padding: 12px" required onchange="yesnocheck(this);">                          <option value="">select option</option>                          <option value="present">yes</option>                          <option value="no">no</option>                      </select>                      </div>                        </div>  <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="addinput2('work');" class="button gray "><i class="fa fa-plus-circle"></i> add more</a>


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