Yes, I think this would be the ideal solution, but the setActionURL()
does not set the actionurl for the already rendered form. After the
submit the actionurl is updated, but then I need another refresh to go
to the anchor.
Is there a way to override the actionurl of the form triggered by an
onclick-action?
Regards,
Antek
Op 22-2-2011 12:26, Axel Morgner schreef:
Or as an alternative, try
myForm.setActionURL(myForm.getActionURL().concat("#anchor-123"));
Axel
On 22.02.2011 12:23, Axel Morgner wrote:
You're right.
Is it an option for you to set the form action URL explicitely? E.g. like
myForm.setActionURL("my-page.htm#anchor-123");
Greetings
Axel
On 22.02.2011 12:11, AH Jaworski wrote:
But in the dynamic form the refresh gets initiated with:
checkbox.setAttribute("onclick", "form.submit();");
I don't think it's possible to give a parameter with the submit or
is it?
greets
Antek
Op 22-2-2011 12:03, Axel Morgner schreef:
Hi,
good question. I've helped myself by adding something like that:
setRedirect(getRedirect().concat("#anchor-123"));
I'm using anchors to set the active tab, together with jquery-tabs.
Support for anchors in Click would be cool ...
Greetings
Axel
On 22.02.2011 11:17, AH Jaworski wrote:
Ive implemented a dynamic form as shown in the example:
http://click.avoka.com/click-examples/form/dynamic/dynamic-form.htm
After the submit takes place, you're redirected to the top of the
page. This is good when you have a small form, but with bigger
forms it is not very user friendly. Is there a way to avoid this
behaviour? Maybe a solution which includes anchoring or something
like that?
Thanks in advance
