template::add_confirm_handler (public)

 template::add_confirm_handler [ -event event ] [ -message message ] \
    [ -CSSclass CSSclass ] [ -id id ] [ -selector selector ] \
    [ -formfield formfield ]

Defined in packages/acs-templating/tcl/head-procs.tcl

Register an event handler for confirmation dialogs for elements either with a specified ID, CSS class, a formfield targeted by form id and field name or a CSS selector.

Switches:

-event (optional, defaults to "click")

register confirm handler for this type of event

-message (optional, defaults to "#acs-templating.Are_you_sure#")

Message to be displayed in the confirmation dialog. If the message looks like a message key (starting and ending with a hash sign) it is treated as a message key

-CSSclass (optional, defaults to "acs-confirm")

register confirm handler for this CSS class

-id (optional)

register confirm handler for this HTML ID

-selector (optional)

register confirm handler for elements identified by this CSS selector. When a CSS selector contains double and single quotes, we won't add any of those around the selector automatically. Instead, the user must specify them explicitly, for instance like this: ... -selector {'[name="o\'hara"]'}. If the selector does not contain any single or double quotes, we can let the user omit them, as for the case of a simple tag name selector: ... -selector "li". Quotes can also be omitted if the selector contains only one kind of them, like ... -selector {[data-property='value']} or ... -selector {[data-property="value"]}

-formfield (optional)

register confirm handler for this formfield, specified in a list of two elements in the form { form_id field_name }

Author:

Gustaf Neumann

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:

templates_and_scripts