Then maybe append the anchor part via JS to the form action url:
checkbox.setAttribute("onclick", "this.form.action = this.form.action +
'#anchor'; form.submit();");
(untested!!)
Axel
[1]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/979024/changing-the-action-of-a-form-with-javascript-jquery
Am 23.02.2011 13:29, schrieb AH Jaworski:
Yes, but for accessibility reasons, the anchoring method would be in
my favour.
Regards,
Antek
Op 23-2-2011 13:05, Bob Schellink schreef:
Hi,
Isn't easier to use JS to accomplish this? You could store the pageY
offset and restore it when the
page loads? jQuery or other JS libs might even have plugins for this.
Kind regards
Bob
On 2011/02/23 13:56 PM, AH Jaworski wrote:
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
