Re: Re[2]: Are you sure?
Hi Dima, list,
[Dima wrote]
we tried to use this (form.onsumbit="return f()") but encountered a
problem: if JavaScript is disabled in browser the submiting goes on
without confirmation dialogue and other stuff done by JS (wich in
our
case was more important).
We solved this by setting input.type="button" instead of "submit"
and
submitting the form from JacaScript. But this caused another
problem
(though less important): now user can not submit form pressing
"Enter" being at text input, he must click the button.
[end of quote]
Personally, I would not consider this as a problem. I noticed that
quite some users mistakenly press the Enter key, without yet
wanting
to submit.
So I tried your sollution, and it works fine, making the html:submit
into a html:button, which calls a javascript function which calls
submit.
But since the official submit button has now disappeared, pressing
enter results in the next button being processed by default, which
is
the cancel button (which I would not want either). So by
implementing
this, I cannot use < anymore.
What would be the best sollution for that? I thought of putting a
javascript function "goCancel()" under a <, which
does
this:
document.myform.action="somenextpage.do";
document.myform.submit();
However I wonder if there are any smarter sollutions. Is there for
example some way to set IsCancelled to true from the jsp, so I can
just use the same actions as i do with submit?
thanks, Rinke
Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 11:43:54 AM, you wrote:
JS> Try with this -
JS> < name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="return areyousure()" >
JS> Should work
JS> -Original Message-
JS> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 3:10 PM
JS> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Subject: "are you sure?"
JS> Hi list,
JS> Still a struts newbie, I try to write an "are you sure" javascript
JS> confirmation box for my submit button.
JS> The question is: how can I prevent the form from being
submitted
JS> when the user clicks "no"?
JS> In the Jsp, I put the following code in the head:
JS> <
JS>function areyousure(){
JS> var agree = false;
JS> agree = confirm("are you sure?");
JS> if(agree){
JS> ... some code which is not important
JS> }
JS> return agree;
JS>}
JS> <
JS> And the form tag looks like this:
JS> < name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="areyousure()" >
JS> Whatever the user clicks, yes or no, the form
JS> gets submitted. I want to stop submitting the
JS> form when the user click "no".
JS> thanks, Rinke
JS>
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Re: AW: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
submitting to the server returning an action message with a checkbox
(check to confirm). and then resubmitting I reckon would be nicer than
a javascript dependency.
in the action something like ..
boolean confirmed = theForm.getConfirmed().equals("true");
if(!confirmed) {
ActionMessages messages= blas bla
saveMessages(bla bla);
}
On 23 Mar 2004, at 13:29, Dmitrii CRETU wrote:
AS> Wow, I'm confused. If javascript was disabled, the onSubmit
trigger was
AS> ignored, but the button onClick trigger was honored? I'll have to
try that
AS> out.
If JavaScript is disabled neither of solutions work properly. But with
"button" you avoid uncontrolled form submition, simply nothing happens.
In "submit"-scenario the submition is taken place without JavaScript
preprocessing (onSubmit event) wich could not be accepted sometimes,
e.g. when you encrypt some fields.
Dima.
AS> Andreas
AS> -Ursprungliche Nachricht-
AS> Von: Dmitrii CRETU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AS> Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Marz 2004 11:09
AS> An: Struts Users Mailing List
AS> Betreff: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
AS> we tried to use this (form.onsumbit="return f()") but encountered
a problem:
AS> if JavaScript is disabled in browser the submiting goes on without
AS> confirmation dialogue and other stuff done by JS (wich in our case
was
AS> more important).
AS> We solved this by setting input.type="button" instead of "submit"
and
AS> submitting the form from JacaScript. But this caused another
problem
AS> (though less important): now user can not submit form pressing
"Enter"
AS> being at text input, he must click the button.
AS> Dima.
AS> Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 11:43:54 AM, you wrote:
JS>> Try with this -
JS>> > name="dateForm"
JS>> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS>> onsubmit="return areyousure()" >
JS>> Should work
JS>> -Original Message-
JS>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS>> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 3:10 PM
JS>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS>> Subject: "are you sure?"
JS>> Hi list,
JS>> Still a struts newbie, I try to write an "are you sure" javascript
JS>> confirmation box for my submit button.
JS>> The question is: how can I prevent the form from being submitted
JS>> when the user clicks "no"?
JS>> In the Jsp, I put the following code in the head:
JS>>
JS>>function areyousure(){
JS>> var agree = false;
JS>> agree = confirm("are you sure?");
JS>> if(agree){
JS>> ... some code which is not important
JS>> }
JS>> return agree;
JS>>}
JS>>
JS>> And the form tag looks like this:
JS>> > name="dateForm"
JS>> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS>> onsubmit="areyousure()" >
JS>> Whatever the user clicks, yes or no, the form
JS>> gets submitted. I want to stop submitting the
JS>> form when the user click "no".
JS>> thanks, Rinke
JS>>
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Re: AW: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
AS> Wow, I'm confused. If javascript was disabled, the onSubmit trigger was
AS> ignored, but the button onClick trigger was honored? I'll have to try that
AS> out.
If JavaScript is disabled neither of solutions work properly. But with
"button" you avoid uncontrolled form submition, simply nothing happens.
In "submit"-scenario the submition is taken place without JavaScript
preprocessing (onSubmit event) wich could not be accepted sometimes,
e.g. when you encrypt some fields.
Dima.
AS> Andreas
AS> -Ursprungliche Nachricht-
AS> Von: Dmitrii CRETU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AS> Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Marz 2004 11:09
AS> An: Struts Users Mailing List
AS> Betreff: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
AS> we tried to use this (form.onsumbit="return f()") but encountered a problem:
AS> if JavaScript is disabled in browser the submiting goes on without
AS> confirmation dialogue and other stuff done by JS (wich in our case was
AS> more important).
AS> We solved this by setting input.type="button" instead of "submit" and
AS> submitting the form from JacaScript. But this caused another problem
AS> (though less important): now user can not submit form pressing "Enter"
AS> being at text input, he must click the button.
AS> Dima.
AS> Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 11:43:54 AM, you wrote:
JS>> Try with this -
JS>> > name="dateForm"
JS>> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS>> onsubmit="return areyousure()" >
JS>> Should work
JS>> -Original Message-
JS>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS>> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 3:10 PM
JS>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS>> Subject: "are you sure?"
JS>> Hi list,
JS>> Still a struts newbie, I try to write an "are you sure" javascript
JS>> confirmation box for my submit button.
JS>> The question is: how can I prevent the form from being submitted
JS>> when the user clicks "no"?
JS>> In the Jsp, I put the following code in the head:
JS>>
JS>>function areyousure(){
JS>> var agree = false;
JS>> agree = confirm("are you sure?");
JS>> if(agree){
JS>> ... some code which is not important
JS>> }
JS>> return agree;
JS>>}
JS>>
JS>> And the form tag looks like this:
JS>> > name="dateForm"
JS>> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS>> onsubmit="areyousure()" >
JS>> Whatever the user clicks, yes or no, the form
JS>> gets submitted. I want to stop submitting the
JS>> form when the user click "no".
JS>> thanks, Rinke
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AW: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
Wow, I'm confused. If javascript was disabled, the onSubmit trigger was
ignored, but the button onClick trigger was honored? I'll have to try that
out.
Andreas
-Ursprungliche Nachricht-
Von: Dmitrii CRETU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Marz 2004 11:09
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re[2]: "are you sure?"
we tried to use this (form.onsumbit="return f()") but encountered a problem:
if JavaScript is disabled in browser the submiting goes on without
confirmation dialogue and other stuff done by JS (wich in our case was
more important).
We solved this by setting input.type="button" instead of "submit" and
submitting the form from JacaScript. But this caused another problem
(though less important): now user can not submit form pressing "Enter"
being at text input, he must click the button.
Dima.
Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 11:43:54 AM, you wrote:
JS> Try with this -
JS>name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="return areyousure()" >
JS> Should work
JS> -Original Message-
JS> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 3:10 PM
JS> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Subject: "are you sure?"
JS> Hi list,
JS> Still a struts newbie, I try to write an "are you sure" javascript
JS> confirmation box for my submit button.
JS> The question is: how can I prevent the form from being submitted
JS> when the user clicks "no"?
JS> In the Jsp, I put the following code in the head:
JS>
JS>function areyousure(){
JS> var agree = false;
JS> agree = confirm("are you sure?");
JS> if(agree){
JS> ... some code which is not important
JS> }
JS> return agree;
JS>}
JS>
JS> And the form tag looks like this:
JS>name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="areyousure()" >
JS> Whatever the user clicks, yes or no, the form
JS> gets submitted. I want to stop submitting the
JS> form when the user click "no".
JS> thanks, Rinke
JS> -
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Re[2]: "are you sure?"
we tried to use this (form.onsumbit="return f()") but encountered a problem:
if JavaScript is disabled in browser the submiting goes on without
confirmation dialogue and other stuff done by JS (wich in our case was
more important).
We solved this by setting input.type="button" instead of "submit" and
submitting the form from JacaScript. But this caused another problem
(though less important): now user can not submit form pressing "Enter"
being at text input, he must click the button.
Dima.
Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 11:43:54 AM, you wrote:
JS> Try with this -
JS>name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="return areyousure()" >
JS> Should work
JS> -Original Message-
JS> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 3:10 PM
JS> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JS> Subject: "are you sure?"
JS> Hi list,
JS> Still a struts newbie, I try to write an "are you sure" javascript
JS> confirmation box for my submit button.
JS> The question is: how can I prevent the form from being submitted
JS> when the user clicks "no"?
JS> In the Jsp, I put the following code in the head:
JS>
JS>function areyousure(){
JS> var agree = false;
JS> agree = confirm("are you sure?");
JS> if(agree){
JS> ... some code which is not important
JS> }
JS> return agree;
JS>}
JS>
JS> And the form tag looks like this:
JS>name="dateForm"
JS> type="nl.rinke.DateForm"
JS> onsubmit="areyousure()" >
JS> Whatever the user clicks, yes or no, the form
JS> gets submitted. I want to stop submitting the
JS> form when the user click "no".
JS> thanks, Rinke
JS> -
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