It is I, Erick...and I'm back with more Newbie-thing

[Erick020]

Well, well, well... I've been busy today !

This is the last thing I found : After all trouble I have had to print a quiet complex and very long form, I'd like to be able to delete some items on this form !
Isn't it cool ?!?!?! :evil:

So this is the script I do not want to use:

1] In the head tag:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript>
function myconfirm( Item )
{ return confirm("Are you sure you want to delete "
+ Item + " ?");
}

2] Far further on, somewhere in this very long script...
echo "<form method=post action=
Delete_Item.php name=fdelete>\n";
echo "<input type=Hidden name=\"Item\" VALUE=
".$r["Product_Name"].">\n
<input type=button name=_submit value=Delete
onClick=\"if(myconfirm('".$r["Product_Name"]."')){document.fdelete.submit();}\">".$r["Product_Name"]."
</form>\n";

3] The result:
It looks great, when you click on the Delete button, you get the right warning with the right name, BUT.... If you click on OK
you get the most famous JAVASCRIPT ERROR ever invented :
THE Famous ERROR RUNTIME - This method is not supported by this object, do you want to debug? SoI did, and it point to the function itself "{document.fdelete.submit();}" ...

If somebody out there can tell me, even better show me what I do wrong, it will be a release for me and my over-heated brain.
Thanks to all of you,
Erick.

[Joan Garnet]

I would use only this:

No external javascript functions are called, all in the form tag -->

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<form method="post" action="Delete_Item.php" name="fdelete" onsubmit="if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete?')){ return true }else{ return false }">

bye

[Erick020]

I would use only this:

No external javascript functions are called, all in the form tag -->

Code: Select all

<form method="post" action="Delete_Item.php" name="fdelete" onsubmit="if (confirm('Are you sure you want to delete?')){ return true }else{ return false }">

bye

Thanks a lot... it's indeed easier, the only thing that I liked in the function I wrote is that I could retrieve the name of the object in the confirm dialog window.

I just start now the almost final touch.... I have to print different dates on the order form, like Down Payment (due before + 10days after order date), the balance (+30days after order date).... I'll let you know.
Thanks again for your precious help.
Bye,
Erick.