Sorry if it is a very basic question. But I would like to know how can I go back to the previous page if I click on the Cancel button in a form page.
The form page has a Submit and Cancel
On Submit, it goes to the route.php and gets the Route::post('', ''); section. What about the Cancel button with a name=cancel?
To go back on a button.
<button type="button" onclick="window.location='{{ URL::previous() }}'">Cancel</button>
Laravel 4
Cancel
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I have modal flow in my Slack App. I have some issues with the end of the flow however.
Basic idea of the flow. You get a Modal, you do a selection, you get another modal, you perform an action and then Modal disappears.
I have tried two different ways both with problems but with different result
Flow 1: response_action: "update"
You press a button on home tab that opens a modal with bot.views.open
You make a selection
In the response I send {response_action: 'update', view: }
User gets the new Modal without any errors. They then click a button.
Now I would like the modal to disappear. So on the result of the action I send {response_action: 'clear'}
Nothing happens :(. I would like the modal to disappear of course :)
Flow 2: bot.views.update
You press a button on home tab that opens a modal with bot.views.open
You make a selection
I create the same view as above but I run bot.views.update{view_id: , view: }
New view comes up however it has an error in the top: We had some trouble connecting. Try again?
Now I would like the modal to disappear. So on the result of the action I send {response_action: 'clear'}
Nothing happens :(. I would like the modal to disappear of course :)
So second flow has annoying error but same result with not disappearing.
Feels like Im missing something here.
Somebody have an Idea what Im missing?
I'm creating a laravel app whereby if user send a request you have to confirm by clicking a button. Which is the best method to implement that. Can somebody help me please.
If its a form request you can just add to the Button-Element a
onclick="return confirm('Are you sure?')" like so:
<button onclick="return confirm('Are you sure?')"> Send Request </button>
a Popup Window will ask you for confirmation
The best way to do this would be using JavaScript. You can easily achieve this with JQuery.
Have a look at this, I think this is what you need: form confirm before submit
Using Apex 5.1.3
I have everyting working, but I have a requreimet to refresh the entire page (parent page) on the close of the modal page or press submit button.
I have tried quite a few things in dynamic actions on the parent page etc, but nothing is working.
How can I get the parent page to fully refresh when the modal dialog is submitted and closed.
Your help would be most appreciated.
Regards,
Morshed
You could either place a branch after processing on your modal that redirects to the parent page, or create a dynamic action 'on dialog close' on the button/region that invokes the dialog page, which then submits/refreshes the page.
If you think 'nothing is working', put APEX in debug mode, open your browser console, and check if the dynamic actions are actually firing.
i am working on oncepagecheckout, there is a link "Click here to login or create a new account", However we click on this link a popup of login form does display. but i want to display this login popup form should display automatically on page load, Kindly help
You can easily do that with jQuery. Just use below code, this will trigger a click onload of page. Just check the id of the button and replace that in the below code:
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#your_button_id').click();
});
</script>
Is there any way to set session on the click of edit button, before or on the page load in grocery crud.
$crud->callback_before_update(array($this,'encrypt_password_callback'));
we are having this for call a method but it only works when i click update button,
my requirement is to call a method when the edit page loads.
Use javascript to simulate button click, here is simple example
<input type="checkbox" onClick="document.getElementById('theSubmitButton').click();">Check the box to simulate a button click
<br>
<input type="button" name="theSubmitButton" id="theSubmitButton" value="Button" onClick="alert('The button was clicked.');">
Or you can use jQuery
jQuery('#mydiv').click();
To make it work on links, I think you need to add an onclick handler and then redirect the page.