Confirm Doesn't Stop On Cancel / Stop It?
Nov 3, 2011I m trying to make a person stay on same page on cancel, but the confirm takes the user to the next page like they press ok. how can i stop it? code...
View 1 RepliesI m trying to make a person stay on same page on cancel, but the confirm takes the user to the next page like they press ok. how can i stop it? code...
View 1 Replieshow can i stop validating a value if i press the cancel button in confirm().. because in my code if i press the cancel button it still passes a value
View 5 Replies View RelatedI want to give a warning to user when she tries to navigate away from the page. So I am using a 'Confirm' dialogue. Pressing cancel should stop her from leaving the page.
This is my function which is called from the onUnload of the body tag of the page. code...
When I click on 'Cancel' button (part of the form within the same page), then this code is called and if I press cancel in the dialogue, user stays on same page.
However, I press any outside link, which takes user to some other page, then pressing cancel in the dialogue doesn't stop user moving away from the page.
I have written the following code to confirm if user wants to leave the chat. I want to stop the unload if user clicks Cancel. How to?
View 3 Replies View RelatedOn my form I have 3 submit buttons which handle different things.I am looking for a way to stop or continue form execution with a confirm box on the third submit button and the third only.I can't use onsubmit because that will trigger on all three buttons.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a very simple function. But when it is executed in Firefox the page doesn't stop loading. It works fine in IE6, IE7 and Opera. Here is the code. Very simple as you can see, though it doesn't work in FF.
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function writeTxt() {
document.write('Text');
}
</script>
</head>
<body onload="writeTxt()">
</body>
</html>
How do I add a stop button to stop the clock. Here is my code below.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script language="Javascript1.2">
<!--
[Code]....
[url]
See the menu on the left, how do you stop it so that it doesn't go over the footer when you scroll to the bottom of the page?
I've found articles/posts on creating custom confirm pops utilizing hidden <div> etc,
but adding 40 odd lines of code just to offer Yes or No buttons seems absurd.
Short of creating a complete confirmation div and script, is it possible
to EASILY change the button values of a confirmation pop-up?
For Example, "There is a related value not selected in the form.
Would you like to select it now?"
A description of the problem:
1) Go to a page with various settings and a timeout (forces re-login
if over 10 minutes)
2) Before the timeout, make some changes to settings.
3) Press a "reset to defaults" button that uses a confirmation box to
let the user know what is about to be reset (lists items).
4) Walk away while the confirm box is displayed and come back after
the page timeout.
5) My screen now has the page, a confirm popup on top of that, and a
timeout alert on top of that.
6) Press OK to dismiss the timeout alert. The underlying page goes to
the login screen, but the confirm box remains.
How can I clear any javascript alert/confirm popups in this situation
automatically?
I have been using a javascript confirm function for when a person clicks a certain link.
The confirm gives two options: OK or Cancel.
Can I change these options? I want 'Delete' or 'Keep'
Possible?
I have a problem to add confirmation function to my script. I have a table with data from database. "Delete" button is in each row of table to delete whole row from database (based on ID).I need to after click on "Delete" button there was confirmation to delete it or cancel. I made some tries but no matter I clicked "OK" or "CANCEL" delete was made.
Here's part of PHP code of my script:
PHP Code:
<?php
while($rows=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
?>
[code]....
I have an popup which is an aspx page and when I click on browser close button..., the system should check if there is any unsaved data in the form or not. If there is any unsaved data then the message should be displayed (Do you want to leave..?) with OK and Cancel button... On click of the OK button, the data should not be saved and the user should be returned parent form ie popup should be closed and return to the parent form. On click of the cancel button, the control should return to the Pop.
I had tried the below code...
window.onbeforeunload = close;
function close() {
var result=confirm("Do you really want to close this window");
if (result) {
return true;
} else {
location.href = document.URL;
}}
The above code is not working i.e. the popup is getting closed even on click of close button....
and when clicked on OK it is displaying another msgbox with leave this page and Stay on this page buttons...
i am calling one function after another.
The below code shows a confirmation box and redirects to [URL]
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function todo(){
window.location="http://www.yahoo.com";
}
[Code]....
<html>
<script type="text/javascript">
win=window.open();
var printDoc=win.document.open('text/html','replace');
printDoc.writeln(""211PNG
I have a website that has an ad box to show the next event. after many hours i got the box to sit above a flash menu but it now floats and when people try to scroll to read the rest of the flyer it is always bellow the screen...
<style type="text/css">
<!--
#sponsorAdDiv {position:absolute; height:1; width:1px; top:0; left:0;}
-->
[Code]....
How do I stop the displaymessage function when i ==1 code...
View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm using a countdown timer in a student project, and I use a simple code that I find on google. My problem is when the clock ends at 0 min 0 sec, it continue with the count. I want to stop when reach 0 min 0 sec. I show you the code.
[Code]...
i have a function, i want it to keep doing the function while the mouse is over a button and then stop when its off.....to repeat i can just call the function again at the end of the function like this:
onMouseOver="doFunction()"
doFunction() {
//do something
doFunction();
}
but how can i make a function stop to it onmouseout?
I'm trying to control the playback of 2 swf's, embedded in a html page.They should play or stop at the same time when a play or stop button is clicked.It has to do with that getElementById thing I guess, but I know very little javascript. Can anyone help me out with this?
what script goes above the <head> in my doc, and what code goes with the imagemaps?
Does anyone have a good java script that I can add to my page so that the same user doesn't pound my site and use all of my bandwidth?
View 12 Replies View RelatedI'd like to show tree structures using collapsible multi-level nested <ul>
lists (with open/closed "disclosure triangles" as list-style-images).
Something like this:
<ul>
<li onclick="alert('Level 1 clicked');">Level 1
<ul>
<li onclick="alert('Level 2 clicked');">Level 2
</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
Clicking on the text following <li> (or on the list-style-image)
collapses/expands the rest of the content of that <li> (not shown here).
The problem is that each click bubbles up to the topmost list item. That is,
a click on "Level 2" first executes the innermost <li> onclick handler, then
the one for the next-outer-level <li> and so on. How can I make it so that
only the handler for the <li> that's clicked is executed? (returning false
from onclick didn't help in IE 6)
(I know I could wrap the text in <span>s and add the onclick handlers to
those instead, but that's a bit ugly, and the list-style-image would be out
of action).
I'm trying to determine if the user clicks the
stop button during a post send, basically. Specifically, if a user is
uploading a file to my server, and they click stop at some point, I
need to be able to tell the server that stop was clicked, so it doesn't
think that's the whole file. I've noticed that an error message is
written to the Apache log, but that seems like a strange way to keep
track of user-interrupted events. (Note: this is Apache/mod_perl
server-side)
I guess what I'm thinking now is that JavaScript detects the stop
(since it is client-side), then sends a message to the server that an
error occurred, or something. Like I said, the onstop event is not
doing what I'm expecting, and Firefox doesn't like it anyway, not to
metion the other browsers out there. So my question is what's the
"idiom" or "standard way" of detecting this sort of situation. I'm
quite certain I'm not the first one to need it.
I am trying to get a form to work with validating a checkbox. It
validates the checkbox ok, but it always redirects, even if the box
isn't checked...it does alert, but I was hoping that it would stay on
the current page and not redirect unless the box IS checked. I really
can't see what I did wrong. Code:
How can i change the following so its just a regular link & stays in
its current window?
window.open ("ShowProp.asp?ref=" + GetNodeValue(curNode, "PROPREF") +
"&ReqParty=<%= Session("SearchNoOfPeople") %>","details" +
Math.floor( Math.random()* 100000) + "_" + nodeId );
I have 2 div blocks next to each other.
Whenever the mouse enters block1, an animation is started.
Now when I move the mouse from block1 to block2, the first animation needs to stop and the animation for block2 needs to start.
So I have a function:
and then:
The problem is now, as soon as the mouse leaves block1, the animation stops for a second before it starts the animation triggered by mouseenter into block2.
What I need is a smooth transition with no stop of the animation. Is there a way to realize that with jquery?