JavaScript- dynamically adding input to a page -


i using javascript add div on fly. div should contain form input 'name' attribute changes in value incrementally.

i have managed this- have 2 problems.

first problem:

the first div created cancelled out next dynamically created div.

thus, when submit form, first dynamically created imput form blank- subsequent ones have values on them.

my code :

html

<div id="dynamicdivsection"></div>  <button id="addbutton">add box</button>   <div id="boxes">    <div class="box">        <input type="text" id='dynamic-imput' name="">       </div> </div>

javascript 

var addbutton = document.getelementbyid("addbutton"); var key = 1;   addbutton.addeventlistener("click", function() {   key++;   document.getelementbyid('dynamic-imput').name = 'ser['+key+'][\'name\']';    var boxes = document.getelementbyid("boxes");   var head  = document.getelementbyid("dynamicdivsection");    var clone = boxes.firstelementchild.clonenode(true);   head.appendchild(clone); });

i suspect problem causing this:

document.getelementbyid('dynamic-imput').name = 'ser['+key+'][\'name\']';

i.e when create dynamic div creates several inputs on page contain same id. if correct, perhaps teh solution change id of newly created imput - however, not sure how change id of dynamically created imput.

second problem.

i want each dynamically created div go top of page; i.e placed before earlier created dynamic div- however, @ moment each dynamically created div go directly under first dynamically created div.

you can insert first child with:

parent.insertadjacentelement('afterbegin', nodetoinsert);

you can , set attributes such id setattribute , getattribute. though i'm not sure why need id here, simpler not have 1 , select element class.

var addbutton = document.getelementbyid("addbutton");  var key = 1;     addbutton.addeventlistener("click", function() {    key++;    document.getelementbyid('dynamic-imput').name = 'ser['+key+'][\'name\']';      var boxes = document.getelementbyid("boxes");    var head  = document.getelementbyid("dynamicdivsection");      var clone = boxes.firstelementchild.clonenode(true);    var clonedinput = clone.firstelementchild;    clonedinput.setattribute('id', clonedinput.getattribute('id') + '-' + head.children.length);      head.insertadjacentelement('afterbegin', clone);  });
<div id="dynamicdivsection"></div>    <button id="addbutton">add box</button>     <div id="boxes">     <div class="box">         <input type="text" id='dynamic-imput' name="">        </div>  </div>


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