Hi All,
I am new to Joomla and Chronoforms but it looks like it is what I am after.
I have no PHP or Java experience but heaps of VB etc.
BUT I am missing big pieces of the puzzle.
I have created a simple form (as per the video tutorials). I can create new records in a table and retrieve a record on load of the form.
What I cannot do is put a regular button on the form and retrieve a record when the user clicks on the button.
In fact I cannot even get the button to display 'Hello World' when clicked on.
I am obviously missing something.
Can somebody post some sample code that will allow me to display a 'hello World' message when the user clicks on the button.
Thanks in advance.
I am new to Joomla and Chronoforms but it looks like it is what I am after.
I have no PHP or Java experience but heaps of VB etc.
BUT I am missing big pieces of the puzzle.
I have created a simple form (as per the video tutorials). I can create new records in a table and retrieve a record on load of the form.
What I cannot do is put a regular button on the form and retrieve a record when the user clicks on the button.
In fact I cannot even get the button to display 'Hello World' when clicked on.
I am obviously missing something.
Can somebody post some sample code that will allow me to display a 'hello World' message when the user clicks on the button.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Steven,
I'm sorry but I don't understand your question?
You want this button in the form? Or as a separate form?
How would it 'know' which record you want to display?
Bob
I'm sorry but I don't understand your question?
You want this button in the form? Or as a separate form?
How would it 'know' which record you want to display?
Bob
Hi,
The button is on the same form as the submit button.
It is just a simple example where I want to learn how to put code on the click event of a 'non-submit' button.
The code will do something like populate a field on the screen or echo back 'Hello World' (it doesn't really matter for this example).
I just don't understand how object events can be added to the form.
Also, how can I find out what other events Chronoform objects (like buttons, fields etc.) can have?
Thanks
The button is on the same form as the submit button.
It is just a simple example where I want to learn how to put code on the click event of a 'non-submit' button.
The code will do something like populate a field on the screen or echo back 'Hello World' (it doesn't really matter for this example).
I just don't understand how object events can be added to the form.
Also, how can I find out what other events Chronoform objects (like buttons, fields etc.) can have?
Thanks
Hi Steven,
You can attach any JavaScript event; plus code your own to any form element. The general MooTools format is
Bob
You can attach any JavaScript event; plus code your own to any form element. The general MooTools format is
element.addEvent('event_name', function() { . . . });
So an alert on a button might be$('button_id').addEvent('click', alert('Bananas');
See here for more info. Bob
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