I have many controls(like texbox,telerik grid, dropdown and radio button) on one asp panel.Could someone help me in detecting changes in any control of asp panel while clicking submit button.
There might be a better way of doing this, but my suggestion would be:
Create a hidden field that has a default value of "False". This hidden field will tell us if the form has changed or not.
Then assigning any editable control the JavaScript OnChange event.
The OnChange event should call a simple method that sets the value of the hidden field to "True".
For example with jQuery it would be:
function FormChanged() {
$(".hiddenField").val("True");
}
Then when you submit you will be able to access the value of the hidden field to know wether the form has benn changed or not.
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I use https://github.com/Dimox/jQueryFormStyler for styling form inputs.
I set the property ng-model="c.model.acept".
If I click on "styled checkbox", then input gets to property "checked", but the angular model still has the old value.
I tried to trigger the change event with no result.
If I trigger the click event, then the checkbox gets changed twice (once from click, and then the second time from the triggered click event).
How to fix it?
You can not change "ng-model" of particular input field conditionally.
In this condition what you can do is, keep two input field and use "ng-show" or "ng-if" attribute to show & hide input field conditionally.
Hope this will hep you.
I have a knockout model with observable arrays bound to a table. I want to have a button that when clicked, doubles the focused textbox value. I want to do this without having a create a 'hasFocus' observable for every textbox or every ko observable. Couple of issues I experienced :-
if the button just edits the value of the textbox directly using jQuery, the ko value does not get updated. I need a way to tell the button to change the underlying value
if I focus on a textbox then click a button, the focus on the textbox is lost so client side also doesn't remember what textbox is focused
Do an event binding on input on both focus and blur, setting and clearing an observable which tracks what input is active.
When the button is clicked you know which value to double
I have a form in a modal window that is currently performing some validation.
(I am using ASP.NET MVC, JQuery UI, ajax forms, data annotations and unobtrusive is active)
When this validation triggers I have noticed so far that it does a few things:
1: my validation summary gets it's class changed from .validation-summary-valid to .validation-summary-errors
2: my invalid inputs have a class added to then called .input-validation-error
3: my validation messages get their class changed from .field-validation-valid to .field-validation-error
But there is something else that it is doing and I cant work out how it is tracking this.
I have a textbox that is required, before triggering the validation i can select inside this box, then select another box and the validation will be silent.
But as soon as i trigger the validation by clicking submit with an empty textbox, i can select the textbox and type something to remove the validation instantly, but if i then null it and select a different box this error is re-applied without re-submitting.
So my question is: what has changed, how does it know that I have attempted to submit already?
When validate is called, it adds a class to each input/select that is supposed to be validated. When the input/select is not valid it adds a class to the input/select:
class="input-validation-error"
When it is valid, it adds:
class="valid"
Validation only fires on the control when you change the value, not when it loses focus.
Validation fires on change, even before you submit the form. Take a required textbox, add a value to it, and tab off ... then go back and remove that value, and you should see the textbox highlighted red.
I'm using Dynamic Data 4 on my project.
In a template field there's a button that modify (via javascript) the value of the databound input field.
The button modify the input box value correctly but when the input field get the focus his value it's resetted to the previous value. The same happens when saving the form. If the input box previously received input from the keyboard the value it's correctly stored.
Is that behaviour to be considered normal with those premises? There's a way to avoid it?
Thank you very much.
The problem was caused by the presence of an associated asp:TextBoxWatermarkExtender who resetted the value when the (originally null) textbox got the focus.
I'm currently working on a Lotus Notes solution. We're just using Web forms so client side operations are done via Javascript.
What I want to accomplish is to reset a Group of Radio Buttons. There are 3 possibilities and I want to choose none. (A 'none of them' possibility would be preferable, I know but we are required to reset them)
I currently use:
//Unchecks a single group of Radio Buttons
//groupname - the name attribute of the group which selection needs to be unchecked
function clearRadioButtonGroup(groupName) {
for(i=0;i<document.forms[0].elements[groupName].length;i++) {
document.forms[0].elements[groupName][i].checked = false;
}
}
The problem with this routine is, the Radiogroup gets reset, but on a form submit the old value gets submitted. Any suggestions?
What version of Domino are you using? Since 7.x (I think) a %%Surrogate field gets generated as a hidden field in your HTML that you'll be able to reset, so after deselecting all of the radio button options, you can then clear out the %%Surrogate field and you should then avoid having to select a "None of the above" option.
Matt
The problem is that clearing the radio buttons make no information about them appear in the submitted form data, and Domino seems to interpret that as no change to the field rather than clear the field.
I haven't found any solution to this I really like, but I can think of two options:
Change the radio buttons to include a no choice option.
The alternative is a bit clumpsy:
Add an editable field to the form to use as a flag, hide it from the web browser with css.
Have clearRadioButtonGroup also set the flag field to something.
Have the onChange event of the radio buttons clear the flag field.
In a WebQueryOpen agent, set the radio buttons field to empty if the flag field is non-empty.
Another alternative could be to uses some clever javascript/css trick to hide the no choice option and have clearRadioButtonGroup simply set that choice.
Are you certain that the old value is actually being submitted? Perhaps it just isn't being updated (erased) in the NotesDocument you're editing? Just a hunch...
BTW, you can download a program called Fiddler that will let you inspect the HTTP POSTs, and you can confirm that the POST data doesn't contain any values for that radio button group. That might help narrow down the problem.
Put the following pass thru HTML code on your form:
<input type="hidden" name="FieldName" id="FieldID" value="">
(FieldName and FieldID are the name and id of your radio field on the form)
When you reset your radio through Javascript and submit your document, the field will be reset to blank.