[tw] Re: javascript code in HTML forms?
Thnaks Eric
actually I tried that..and it still didnt work... but playing
around I think the problem is from another problem.
I am using this format (a HTML form to pass data to php file..and data
saved as flat txt file)...so I have many such forms in the TW. The
form I aked about..is in fact presented inside a popupand I
noticed that even though the alrt didnt trigger (after inserting
return false) I notice that the php response...showed up in a form
(that was open in a sidebar panel) and not under the form in the popup
panel. So...the cofusion is in the forms...
I also have a problem that in some form using the script
scriptvar form=place.lastChild.getElementsByTagName('form')
[0];form.aluno.value=localStorage.username;.
does not seem to place the data in the right part of the form.
as I said...I have many html forms in the same TW
I have tried htmlform name=something action=.. and also
htmlform id=..but neither solved the problem
what is the right way to label these forms so each is unique and
hopefully resolve the confusion ???
Thanks in Advance
Skye
On 13 out, 19:15, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
if I check a condition and that have this javacript throgh an
alert. I cant get to see it...even if the condition i triggered...
the html processes the GET for example. why does not this stop
when I input a crazy date into the date part of the form...?
...onclick='
...
if(year2012){alert (data se parece errada - antes de
hoje!!);this.form.date.focus();return;}
...
'/form . just cant get to see those alerts
You need to explictly return a FALSE to prevent the form from being
submitted (the GET processing)... not just:
return;
...but:
return false;
That should prevent the FORM handling from continuing after the alert
is triggered.
-e
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[tw] Re: javascript code in HTML forms?
Thanks Eric
I did try that..and it didnt seem to work either...but I think my
problem is elsewhere. I often use html forms to pass data to a server-
ide tet fil...via a php GET. So the one TW has many such forms. The
form I was asking about above, is actually accessed from a popup...and
I noticed that while return false didnt show up the alert
panelsthe php server-side response...showed up, not in the form in
the popup, but rather in another form which was, by chance open in a
sidebar panel.
Sometimes the coding of scriptvar
form=place.lastChild.getElementsByTagName('form')
[0];form.aluno.value=localStorage.username; ... to place data into
the form also doe not work.SO I am thinking I have confusion
between the various form (in the TW)
I have tried htmlform name=... and also htmlform
id= but neither seem to resolve the issue
How can I uniquely name or label each form, to avoid this
confusion ???
Thanks in Advance
Skye
On 13 out, 19:15, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
if I check a condition and that have this javacript throgh an
alert. I cant get to see it...even if the condition i triggered...
the html processes the GET for example. why does not this stop
when I input a crazy date into the date part of the form...?
...onclick='
...
if(year2012){alert (data se parece errada - antes de
hoje!!);this.form.date.focus();return;}
...
'/form . just cant get to see those alerts
You need to explictly return a FALSE to prevent the form from being
submitted (the GET processing)... not just:
return;
...but:
return false;
That should prevent the FORM handling from continuing after the alert
is triggered.
-e
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[tw] Re: javascript code in HTML forms?
Ooops...sorry about repeating that question...I thought the first
response didnt get sent !
Skye
On 14 out, 15:49, skye riquelme riquelme.s...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Eric
I did try that..and it didnt seem to work either...but I think my
problem is elsewhere. I often use html forms to pass data to a server-
ide tet fil...via a php GET. So the one TW has many such forms. The
form I was asking about above, is actually accessed from a popup...and
I noticed that while return false didnt show up the alert
panelsthe php server-side response...showed up, not in the form in
the popup, but rather in another form which was, by chance open in a
sidebar panel.
Sometimes the coding of scriptvar
form=place.lastChild.getElementsByTagName('form')
[0];form.aluno.value=localStorage.username; ... to place data into
the form also doe not work.SO I am thinking I have confusion
between the various form (in the TW)
I have tried htmlform name=... and also htmlform
id= but neither seem to resolve the issue
How can I uniquely name or label each form, to avoid this
confusion ???
Thanks in Advance
Skye
On 13 out, 19:15, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
if I check a condition and that have this javacript throgh an
alert. I cant get to see it...even if the condition i triggered...
the html processes the GET for example. why does not this stop
when I input a crazy date into the date part of the form...?
...onclick='
...
if(year2012){alert (data se parece errada - antes de
hoje!!);this.form.date.focus();return;}
...
'/form . just cant get to see those alerts
You need to explictly return a FALSE to prevent the form from being
submitted (the GET processing)... not just:
return;
...but:
return false;
That should prevent the FORM handling from continuing after the alert
is triggered.
-e
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[tw] Re: javascript code in HTML forms?
if I check a condition and that have this javacript throgh an
alert. I cant get to see it...even if the condition i triggered...
the html processes the GET for example. why does not this stop
when I input a crazy date into the date part of the form...?
...onclick='
...
if(year2012){alert (data se parece errada - antes de
hoje!!);this.form.date.focus();return;}
...
'/form . just cant get to see those alerts
You need to explictly return a FALSE to prevent the form from being
submitted (the GET processing)... not just:
return;
...but:
return false;
That should prevent the FORM handling from continuing after the alert
is triggered.
-e
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