I have the following buttons and form definitions:
buttons=[INPUT(_type=*'button'*,
_value=*'Upload Message**'*,
_onclick=*"return confirm('Confirm deletion of asset.
This will also remove asset from all groups.');"*),
INPUT(_type=*'submit'*, _value=*'Submit'*)]
form = SQLFORM.factory(
Field(*'file_type'*,
label = *'Dictionary Type'*,
requires=IS_IN_SET([ i[*'DICTIONARY_TYPE'*]
for i in db(db.DATA_DICTIONARIES.ACTIVE_ID ==
*'A'*).select(db.DATA_DICTIONARIES.DICTIONARY_TYPE)]
if len(db(db.DATA_DICTIONARIES.ACTIVE_ID ==
*'A'*).select(db.DATA_DICTIONARIES.DICTIONARY_TYPE))
> 4 else list_dictionary_types )),
Field(*'file_version'*,
label = *'Dictionary Version'*,
requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()
),
Field(*'file_directory'*,
label = *'File Path'*,
_type = *'string'*,
requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()
),
buttons = buttons)
)
Everything works as expected. The question I have is, where is the
"confirm()" function definition I used in the "INPUT(_type=*'button'*,
_value=*'Upload Message**'*,_onclick=*"return confirm('Confirm deletion of
asset. This will also remove asset from all groups.');"*)," defined? I
tried searching for it and came across html.py file with confirm function
on line 2316. However, no matter how I edit it or whatever I comment out
(commented
out inputs definitions), I still get the same output back as before the
changes. Is there any other place where confirm() is defined? If not, why
commenting out the inputs yields no changes?
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