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    Javascript Confirm Record Submission

    I am trying to create a function that will trigger on submission of a single record form grid, search for duplicates of a certain field, and then generate a javascript confirm box that will let the user decide whether or not to submit the record.

    Using the videos and support forums, I have created an AJAX callback function triggered on the Javascript System CanGridSubmit event.

    var rowNum = {grid.object}._selectedRow;
    {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G',rowNum,'Submit','','_getData=true');

    The Submit function uses SQL to search for the duplicate records. But I'm having trouble with the Xbasic and Javascript below. I can't figure out how to cancel the submit. I've tried another AJAX callback, but it seems like that fires too late, after the submit has happenned.

    jscmd = jscmd + <<%js%
    var answer = confirm('Ok To Add Record');

    if(answer == true) {
    alert('Record will be added');

    } else {
    alert('Record will not be added');
    var rowNum = {grid.object}._selectedRow;
    {grid.Object}.ajaxCallback('G',rowNum,'DontSubmit','','_getData=true');
    }
    %js%

    Submit = jscmd
    --

    Is there a way to send a 'return false' back to the CanGridSubmit event handler if the person cancels?
    --
    The second part of the question is:

    I see how to create a javascript alert box using a variable Xbasic below.

    dim msc as c
    msg = "This is A Duplicate Record With AcctID: " + results' (Results are the list of duplicate ids)
    msg = js_escape(msg)
    Submit = msg
    dim jscmd as c
    jscmd = "alert('" + msg + "');"

    But I would really like to have the msg variable used directly in the confirm box.
    However, I believe the confirm box must be in the javascript section so the if statement can be based on the result of the confirm box, and I dont know how to pass that msg variable to the confirm statement.



    Any help would be appreciated.

    Steve Jenkins

    #2
    Re: Javascript Confirm Record Submission

    Steve, wondering if you had any success figuring this out. I also am looking for a way to send a 'return false' back to the browser from an ajaxcallback to cancel a submit.

    Dan
    - Dan Hooley
    - Custom Desktop or Web database development -

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      #3
      Re: Javascript Confirm Record Submission

      Not yet. Hoping someone responds with some guidance. Will let you know if I hear something.

      Steve

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        #4
        Re: Javascript Confirm Record Submission

        Would you care if you had to replace the default Submit with your own?

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          #5
          Re: Javascript Confirm Record Submission

          I could probably live with that. I thought that might be a solution, so that I wouldn't have to depend on the System event. Do you have an example of that?

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            #6
            Re: Javascript Confirm Record Submission

            In the Customize Grid Toolbar template, Editable Grid, put in the Default code, and then change it a bit. Here's my full code. I commented out the A5 submit button and put mine in. All of this, thanks to Bob Moore, by the way - found here http://msgboard.alphasoftware.com/al...ghlight=submit

            Code:
            <tr>
            	<td colspan="{grid.colspan}" class="[class.gridPartToolbar]" nowrap="nowrap" >
            		<table cellspacing="0" border="0" cellpadding="0" style="width:100%;">
            			<tr>
            				<td nowrap="nowrap" align="{grid.RecordNavigatorAlignment}">
            					{grid.GridViewAddNewRecordHyperlink} {grid.RecordNavigatorButtons} {grid.RecordsPerPage}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;{grid.toggleQBERowHyperlink}
            					&nbsp;&nbsp;{grid.ActionButtonHTMLTemplate}
            					&nbsp;&nbsp;{grid.ExportDataButton}
            					&nbsp;{grid.HelpWindowButton}
            				</td>
            				<td nowrap="nowrap" align="right">
            					<button button class="{Grid.style} Button" id ="btnSubmit" onclick="newSubmit()">Submit</button>
            					<!-- {grid.grid_part.submitbuttons} -->
            				</td>
            			</tr>
            		</table>
            	</td>
            </tr>
            In the onGridRender event

            Code:
            $('btnSubmit').disabled=true;
            In the onRowStatechange event

            Code:
            $('btnClose').disabled= e.isDirty ? false:true;
            In the Local CSS Definitions, in the Code View:

            Code:
            button:disabled{
            opacity: .5;
            
            }
            Finally a Javascript Function Declaration

            Code:
            function newSubmit()
            	{
            	alert('Submit Button');
            	}
            In which you can do an ajax callback to get your stuff done, etc.

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