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Wait, wait! Don't forget to save...Have you ever filled out a form and accidently left the page without saving your work? It is actually quite easy to do. Thankfully, browsers have features to help prevent this from happening. The problem, however, is that taking advantage of those features can be quite difficult - until now. The SkillBuilders Save Before Exit plug-in allows you to notify your users if they leave a page without saving their work. Simply install the plug-in and add it to your page! Features at a glance:
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save, change, changes, exit, leave, warn, warning |
Company:
SkillBuilders
Date added: 16.7.2010
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Min. APEX Version:
4.0
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I need a help with SaveBeforeExit plugin configuration.
My scenario:
I have a tabular for where one column is defined as popup LOV. I would like to use a SaveBeforeExit plugin to display a warning message when there is some not saved data on the page.
I use a jQuery selector as "Disable Warning Selector" to disable the warning message when something is changed in existing row and user clicks on LOV arrow button (this works).
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But this approach does not work when the new row is created. When I create a new row and put some data to some column and then click on LOV arrow button then the warning message is displayed. I have also tried to change the event scope of dynamic action from Static to Dynamic, but without success.
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2492936&tstart=0
Thx in advance for any help!
-Jiri
The plugin works by leveraging the DOM Level event onbeforeunload. All major desktop browsers, save Opera, support this event.
It appears that Safari on the iPad doesn't either. Unfortunately there's nothing we can do about that.
Regards,
Dan
It works for IE and Chrome. Tried same application on IPAD using safari. Application works but SAVE_ON_EXIT does not work. Please advise.
Regards,
Hamayun
Perhaps a better place for your question is the APEX forum. I recommend you first create an example of your problem on apex.oracle.com or on another publicly accessible instance of APEX. You can then provide developer credentials so that people can take a look and help you.
Regards,
Dan
I have a page with a tabular form inside it.
If the user click the "SUBMIT" button, I don't want show the message, but if the user clicks any other button I want to show the message.
How can I do this?
I tried putting:
Disable Warning Selector = :SUBMIT but it didn't work!
Please help!
I have a page with a tabular form inside it.
If the user click the "SUBMIT" button, I don't want show the message, but if the user clicks any other button I do want to show the message.
Hoy can I do this?
I tried putting:
Disable Warning Selector = :SUBMIT but it didn't work!
Please help!
I have a page with a tabular form inside it.
If the user click the "SUBMIT" button, I don't want show the message, but if the user clicks any other button I do want to show the message.
Hoy can I do this?
I tried putting:
Disable Warning Selector = :SUBMIT but it didn't work!
Please help!
I haven't seen this issue for a while, but the problem is that there is a class name that APEX doesn't add to the element when you use the attributes there.
The solution is simple, add the class on your own. First run the page without specifying the style attribute. Inspect the page and find the class that's added. Then add your style back but add the class too.
Regards,
Dan
Thanks
Mark
It works great now. I was using a different theme (for testing and debugging I used #23 but normally I use a custom theme ). I've adjusted the label with help template in my theme and after that the Disable Warning Selector and all works great now.
Thanks again!
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