I got the answer in the intermediate tutorial at formbuilder .org. A small
piece of code called jsfunc is to be input into the form definition. The
code I mentioned in my earlier mail simply skipped checking whether the form
had been validated on the server side; the javascript would have still
insisted on validation. With jsfunc in place, that is also overcome.
jagdish
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 5:58 AM, jagdish eashwar wrote:
Hi,
I have put in a 'submit' and a 'cancel' button on my form. No field needs
to be filled in and no validation is necessary when the cancel button is
clicked. One can make FormBuilder skip the validation by just not including
it in the code.
code for the 'submit' button:
if ($self->formbuilder->submitted eq 'Submit' &&
$self->formbuilder->validate) {
- do something -
}
code for the 'cancel' button:
if ($self->formbuilder->submitted eq 'Cancel') {
- do nothing -
}
I am, however, unable to get FormBuilder to not insist on the required
fields being filled in when the form is cancelled. How can one do that?
jagdish eashwar
-------------- next part --------------Hi,
I have put in a 'submit' and a 'cancel' button on my form. No field needs
to be filled in and no validation is necessary when the cancel button is
clicked. One can make FormBuilder skip the validation by just not including
it in the code.
code for the 'submit' button:
if ($self->formbuilder->submitted eq 'Submit' &&
$self->formbuilder->validate) {
- do something -
}
code for the 'cancel' button:
if ($self->formbuilder->submitted eq 'Cancel') {
- do nothing -
}
I am, however, unable to get FormBuilder to not insist on the required
fields being filled in when the form is cancelled. How can one do that?
jagdish eashwar
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