I'm using the jquery validation plugin and when all the fields of the form are correct I want to show a dialog that inform that the data will be submited, the problem is that the dialog just show for about 1/2 second and the form is submited, how can I do some kind of delay or pause before submit the form to show the confirmation.[code]
i'm trying to make jquery UI's button and dialog plugins work with my form. i want the reset button
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then on a Continue response the button should continue with its original purposewhich doesn't happen. i get a return: false type of behavior w/o return: false anywhere. can anyone point me in the right direction?
I have a table with edit and delete buttons on each row, I have managed to get modal dialogs working with the following code, the links that invoke the dialog each have a unique ID like so:
<a href="#" id="1234" class="dialog_link">Link text 1</a> <a href="#" id="5678" class="dialog_link">Link text 2</a>
When the dialog is closed I need to call a PHP script to actually do the delete bit and I am stuck on that!
I have a form on a page that allows users to enter/edit and delete calendar events. The form is handled with Alsup's .ajaxForm plug-in [URL]. I would like to add a delete confirmation to the functionality in the form of a "Are you sure?" dialog box. Regardless of whether I open the confirmation in the "beforeSubmit" callback or a separate button.click function, the problem is the same: the "beforeSubmit" callback isn't waiting for the confirmation dialog to close.
Here's what I have so far: var fr_confirm = false; var d_confirm = $( "#dialog-confirm" ).dialog({ autoOpen: false ,closeOnEscape: false ,resizable: false ,modal: true ,buttons: { "Delete content": function() { fr_confirm = true; $( this ).dialog( "close" );}, Cancel: function() { $( this ).dialog( "close" ); }}}); $('#form_review').ajaxForm({ url: './includes/save_event.php'
,beforeSubmit: function(formData, jqForm, options) { // grab the text of the button selected - the last item in the data array var b = formData[formData.length-1].value; if ("Delete" == b) { d_confirm.dialog('open'); if (fr_confirm) { fr_action.val('delete'); var rid = fr_edit_rev.val(); } else { return false; }} else if ("Reset" == b) { Form_Review_Reset(); return false; } else { // submit // form data validation ... }} ,success: function(json, statusText, xhr, $form) { // post-submit callback ... }});
The first-to-mind hackish idea of while (d_confirm.dialog( "isOpen" )) {} Only causes the browser to hang. And setTimeout would also fall thru without waiting for the response. And I ~really~ don't want to use the old alert() function, even tho that is precisely the functionality I want to mimic.
I'm going to preface this by saying I know next to nothing about implementing jquery. Thus far, I've just been very lucky and able to figure out a few things on my own.
I have a simple form on my site that, upon clicking "submit" calls a PHP file.
I'd like to have a modal dialog box open when you confirm submission(like this.... [URL] but can't understand how to target the submit button to make this happen.
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I already have jquery script on my page but dont know what to do from here.
I have created a button with a window.confirm() method but when I click on it in firefox the dialog box does not appear. It does however appear in all the other browsers
I would like to know how to display a confirmation message when a user attempts to navigate away from a page. For example, if a users clicks the X to close the window, or chooses another link from his favorites, I want to display a message that says something like "Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page, click OK to continue, or Cancel to remain on this page."
I noticed this on meebo.com. After you log in, when you try to close the window you get a confirmation dialog like I describe above. I didn't think this was possible to show a confirmation dialog using the onunload event, but I could be wrong.
I am trying to create a javascript that will display a confirmation message when a user submits a form and has specifically selected a particular radio button.
Assuming the user selects the second radio button (Value 2), how would I display a message that states "Are you sure you want to do value 2?" and then also includes a "Submit" and "Cancel" button?
i want to use confirmation() function to confirm submit button and if its true ...then submit form... else keep on same page (thats logic)am using php as server scripting ..and i wrote ..in php
I have some problem while while working on a script..i want to use confirmation() function to confirm submit button and if its true ...then submit form... else keep on same page (thats logic)
Am using php as server scripting..and i wrote..in php
And used a javascript in head
My problem is if i click "OK" or "Cancel" both case the form is automatically submitting ...
I am new to JQuery and want to know how i can submit a form that is in a JQuery Dialog Modal Form. I have a button on my main page, which opens up a modal form, with a form inside. Here are 2 snippets from the code. <script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){ // Dialog$('#dialog').dialog({ autoOpen: false, width: 330, buttons: { "OK": function () { alert("FORM SHOULD SUBMIT HERE"); }, "Cancel": function() { $(this).dialog("close"); }}}); // Dialog Link $('#dialog_link').click(function(){ $('#dialog').dialog('open'); return false; }); //hover states on the static widgets $('#dialog_link, ul#icons li').hover( function() { $(this).addClass('ui-state-hover'); }, function() { $(this).removeClass('ui-state-hover'); } );}); </script> Code on the dialog. <div id="dialog" title="Search by Job Number"><form action="SearchByJob.asp" method="post" name="JobForm"> <p>Enter Job Number:<input name="JobNumber" type="text" class="TextSmallBlack" id="JobNumber" size="30"></p><form> </div> How can I get the form to submit to the SearchByJob page?. If I put $("JobForm").submit() under the OK function, nothing happens.
Few days ago since I started using JQuery amazing world, I got some basics to get started, I created a dialog in which I included a form that contains two text fields and a button to submit, what I want (in which I stuck now ^^) is the data interred within the form to be sent to the database, I used to do the following:
i have been working with jquery dialog for a while and am stuck on a new problem today.when i load a dialog, it is running the button functions when the dialog is opened.
I used the jquery modal dialog from the[url].... that is currently draggable from the title only. is there any way i can make that draggable by inserting a div at the footer of the dialog or make it draggable from everywhere in the dialog.
I am trying to get a dialog box to open another dialog box. Clicking on "more search options" the first time results in opening a dialog box. Clicking "search" within the dialog box results in opening up a second dialog box. But this only works the first time I click on "more search options". In other words, the second dialog box only opens up only once. To get the second dialog to open again, I have to reload the page in the browser.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
After upgrading to jQuery 1.3.2 users of our application will be prompted with a confirm dialog: "Do you want to allow software such as ActiveX controls and plug-ins to run?" The users have to use IE6 (yes I know - but this is a very restrictive and old fashioned corporate environment and I have no influence on the browser configuration). Replacing the content of jquery-1.3.2.js with the content of jquery-1.2.6.js immediately fixes the problem. But we would like to avoid that if possible. Is there any known solution to this?
I am new to jQuery and trying to write my first script. I found this cool tutorial on making a form that has a twitter style confirmation bar that slides in from the top.The problem is that I can't make it work. For some reason the bar does not slide down from the top when you hit the submit button.
I have a site with several external links which need to have a link warning dialog when clicked. I am trying to pass the link's href to the modal confirmation so that when a user clicks 'continue' they go on to the new URL--or standard 'cancel'I have this code so far (cobbled together from a few sources--I AM A NOT A PROGRAMMER!!!!), but the dialog is not triggering (links just go to new URL without dialog popping up) (linking to Google API version of jQuery):
I add multiple items with each click and then I want to remove them one by one by clicking. All is ok, but if I add 2-3 items and the click the first one, confirmation alert fires multiple times when i click Cancel. The number of times depends on how many items goes after curent.
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I have protected my cookies by setting them to httponly, but now I am trying to check them through jQuery without sending a AJAX request that checks if the cookie exists using PHP then returns the confirmation (slower). So is there a way to read my own cookies only using jQuery?