execute action from action php code

I need advice to user that is going to delete a record
so i change button delete action

$this->view->Toolbar->addButton("toolbar-button-remove","http://seden.es/es/component/chronoconnectivity5/?cont=lists&ccname=gestion_papers_list&act=borrar", "BORRAR", "http://congresoseden14.es/libraries/cegcore/assets/images/toolbar/remove.png", "submit_selectors"); 

and create a new action "borrar" with following php code

<?php
print "<script type=\"text/javascript\">"; 
print "alert('Are you sure?')"; 
print "</script>";  
?>

the issue is how can i call again to default "delete" action and pass "submit_selectors" parameters?

Hello teldrive,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
What is the Custom Code action?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉

Thanks Calculus but in this case is a little more tricky, because is a CC issue,
the question is if I use a custom-delete-CC-function("borrar") that advice to user before delete records, so far is working only the advice, implemented with php+script, the issue is how can i call to default-delete-CC action and if submit_selectors are passed easily between actions

Hi Teldrive,

Just replace "submit_selectors" by "your_function_name" and add the function to the page.

Regards,
Max

Hi Max thank by reply
let me tell you what i have tried so far without results, i started with a simple message

function borrar_function() 
 {  
 print "<script type=\"text/javascript\">"; 
 print "alert('Are you sure?')"; 
 print "</script>"; 
 } 
$this->view->Toolbar->addButton("toolbar-button-remove","http://midomain/component/chronoconnectivity5/?cont=lists&ccname=gestion_papers_list&act=delete", "BORRAR", "http://midomain/libraries/cegcore/assets/images/toolbar/remove.png", "borrar_function()"); 

i tried also with borrar_function and borrar_function(); but it doesn't work
another doubt arise is it posible to call "submit_selectors" from my custom function?

function borrar_function() 
 {  
 print "<script type=\"text/javascript\">"; 
 print "alert('Are you sure?')"; 
 print "</script>"; 
submit_selectors();
 } 

Please try to use the "confirm" function instead of "alert":

function borrar_function() 
 {  
var r=confirm("Are you sure ?");
if(r == true){
$("#admin_form").submit();
}
 } 

Hi Max , there are some advances,😉 after some testing i discovered that borrar_function has to be a JavaScript function so i set escape code in order to get correct performing, Now popup window appear, but after accept nothing goes, the issue remaining is the funcion to delete submit_selectors => $("#admin_form").submit(); i am not sure if is it php(I tried con escape php codes , also with http://midomain/component/chronoconnectivity5/?cont=lists&ccname=gestion_papers_list&act=delete but failed) or do I missing something

<script type="text/javascript">
function borrar_function() 
  {  
 var r=confirm("Are you sure ?");
 if(r == true){
 $("#admin_form").submit();
 }
  } 
</script>
<?php
$this->view->Toolbar->addButton("toolbar-button-remove","http://midomain/component/chronoconnectivity5/?cont=lists&ccname=gestion_papers_list&act=delete", "BORRAR", "http://midomain/libraries/cegcore/assets/images/toolbar/remove.png", "borrar_function"); 

Hi Teldrive,

Yes, its JavaScript, I think that your implementation now is correct, what's the current problem ?

Regards,
Max

Hi Max, the remaining issue is when "accept" is pressed

 $("#admin_form").submit();

seems to do nothing, what I need to do is to delete the records of "submited_selectors"

Please try

jQuery("#admin_form").submit();

?
That line of code should submit the form, does the form submit (or the page refreshes) or not ?

Regards,
Max

Hi Max
One question about this topic, is it possible to do the same override on this placeholder? How can i do?
_DELETE_: for a delete link

Hi Teldrive,

No, not possible, if you want to run a custom function then you must use the PHP version, you can replace "addButton" by "renderButton" in order to display the button directly.

Regards,
Max