Just wanted to share a discovery when using Google Tag Manager (GTM) and two submit buttons in a form-tag (common legacy asp.net Webforms tech).
GTM is used by website editors. So the developers doesnt need to be involved when other scripts or event needs to be implemented or traced.
The problem is that something in GTM is making our form to always trigger the default submit button (the first in order is default).
Example problem/how to reproduce: in a wizard scenario, with back and next submit buttons, which are triggering a postback. Click on next is triggering the back button.
Removing the GTM code, and it works.
This is a legacy site. Maybe a legacy issue, but the site worked until we implemented GTM.
You may ask me now, what components are we using in GTM. Well google analytics is one, then i don't know.
Regards.
Work-around solution: I had to rebuild the HTML to NOT use "input type=submit".
Instead use buttons without submit behavior. eg not use "postbacks" on one of the buttons.
Probably something for the GTM team to look at or inform.
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hi i wanna have a filter pre every web pages that check someting and if that thing was incorrect show me an error page
and if it was fine just show me the page
Vaadin is mostly based on individual interactions such as clicking buttons or scrolling in a grid, rather than viewing pages. What you can still do is to use UI::addBeforeEnterListener to get an event before navigating to a new target. You can use a VaadinServiceInitListener to register that listener for all your UI instances.
For more information, have a look at this blog post that I've written on the topic.
Is there a way to create a page in ClickFunnels(https://www.clickfunnels.com/) website and when I submit that page, I need to store the form details in my rails app(into a particular table). Which means I want to display my database in the clickfunnels integrations list. I googled hours but couldn't get much information on this.
can anyone suggest me if you have done this. A reference link also much appreciated.
We couldn't find any way to do this inside clickfunnels itself, if there is a easy way to add custom systems to their integrations I too look forward to seeing those answers. Until then, here's what we did: We just put our custom form on their page and used ajax to send it back out the end point in our system it needed to hand that data too.
Then, since we also needed to submit the same info to click funnels, we build a fake CF form(I think we actually put one on the page, but used CSS to hide it, then filled it out dynamically from our custom form), and call submit on that form, sending the user through the normal click funnels submission process and sending them to the next page in the funnel.
I am trying to create a web form in Lotus Notes that is web enabled. So far this has all worked fine, however there are 2 issues.
When Creating a Java Script Alert in the OnLoad Event, it Pops up everytime a user selects a radio button or dropdown option since this reloads the page. Is there any way to make this only for the initial opening of the form?
When a user selects an option, the form reloads and puts that form field on the top which is proving to be very disorrienting for users. Is there a way to have it not scroll on reload?
Thanks in advance!
The best advice would be: use XPages for web development that is "state of the art". If you can't, you have to code a lot of JavaScript to make the form not behave like "havoc".
First of all: the field property "refresh fields on keyword change" is the reason for the jumping / reload.
What does domino do?
All events / formulas that occur when you normally press F9 or use the Option above (that can be field values, input translations, hide whens, etc.) are not "converted" to HTML and javascript but are executed by the server. Therefor each change in a field with the option set submits the form and adds an &Seq=x to the url to keep track of the state. X increments on every reload. Of course this reload causes all events to be triggered again.
For you this means:
Option
disable the option to reload the form after keyword change.
Unfortunately you have to recode every dependency / calculation / hide when with javascript. Using a framework like jquery or dojo this is possible, but a lot of work.
If there IS no dependency then just disable the option...
Option
Live with the "jumping" and let your onload event check for the existance of an URL- parameter called seq... And only if it does not exist, then it is a "real" OnLoad...
Both options are not quite nice and not very easy to code...
That's one reason why IBM started XPages... There all this stuff is already handled by default...
Community -
I'm stuck for couple days on this and decide to go with a iFrame solution and a regular embedded page with a basic reCaptcha plugin using a Page.IsValid {} on the server functionality.
Basiccaly I have an older WebForm ASP.NET 2.0 clients website with a Modal Dialog implemented using a Ajax/JSON call to a MailSend WebService and now integrating a clients wish having a reCaptcha functionality within the modal dialog gets a pain.
After several trials with some basic code and all over not completed code pieces on several blogs around the net I do give up - I go to create a separate page with a regular send to friend mail form and will call it from the parent page with jQuery in a iFrame.
Did anyone had some more luck consuming a reCaptcha Validate Web Service within a modal dialog without a Postback or without using the iFrame way?
I'm thankful for any idea.
Martin
Allright. Me and my co-worker gave up on validate re-captcha thru web service. We finished the task with a iFrame and a jQuery FancyBox modal dialog solution. It solved our problem and it looks good. But I will come back to do the research and try the first way to solve as well at a later point.
I thought I would ask here about how to develop a wiazrd like control
in ajax for MVC before I started it.
The control will have pages that have data entry controls and
on each page submission insert data into a database.
Any ideas how to go about this?
Malcolm
Are you using a JavaScript library? I know dojo has a wizard in dojox namespace, and I'm pretty sure there are wizards for jquery. If not, I'd do a wizard just like I would tabs, without the tab bar, and each view contains a form and next, previous, cancel and or restart buttons, all of which would handle the ajax calls/state management and change the view.
If it's a wizard you probably actually should use separate web pages rather than having a single page that's updated through ajax calls, that way the forward and back buttons can work as nature intended in the browser for moving forward and back through the wizard.
Of course you can use fragment tricks to get forward / back working in a single page but in my experience this is tricky.