Re: Digest for php-form-builder-class-developer@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

[Ben Eben]

On the multiple buttons on the PFBC form issue, this how I've got mine working:

I define my main submit function with the ajaxCallback like so:

$form->configure(array(
            "preventJQueryLoad"=> 1,
            "ajax" => 1,
            "ajaxCallback" => submit_function_name_in_quotes, "view" => (etc, etc)));

And then,

function submit_function_name()
{
    document.forms[0].elements[n].onclick = function()
    {
        /*Do what you want to do with function here, and where n (above), is the order of the button on the form */

    }

}

P.S: I even get to run jQuery calls from within each button's function, if I want to.

I hope I understood the question properly, I'm fairly new to PHP forms, but this works for me.

Ben.

On 28/12/13 5:31 PM, php-form-builder...@googlegroups.com wrote:

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• Issue 203 in php-form-builder-class: Form Builder Class Submit Button - No Value [2 Updates]

 Issue 203 in php-form-builder-class: Form Builder Class Submit Button - No Value

php-form-bu...@googlecode.com Dec 27 08:57PM  

Comment #1 on issue 203 by shamilto...@gmail.com: Form Builder Class Submit
Button - No Value
http://code.google.com/p/php-form-builder-class/issues/detail?id=203
 
It appears that a jQuery function disables all the submit buttons to
prevent duplicate submissions. I too would like to have multiple submit
buttons on a form and then test the return $_POST to work out which one was
submitted. If you comment out the lines 307 - 312 in Form.php your submit
variables are passed.
 
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php-form-bu...@googlecode.com Dec 28 02:43AM  

Comment #2 on issue 203 by afnav...@gmail.com: Form Builder Class Submit
Button - No Value
http://code.google.com/p/php-form-builder-class/issues/detail?id=203
 
Yeah that's why I was forced to create my own form class with common error
checking. I didn't use google forms anymore. XDDDD
 
It's okay to not disable the the submit buttons cuz we can work around it
by giving them unique names within the same page so it wouldn't be a
problem. I don't know why they did that. I would have used google forms
over my latest project but because of this I stopped. I hope google would
resolve this one.
 
IMO, I think it would have been better if we include 1 file only in a
project so that I don't have to do more things other than including 1 class
file.
 
For example: it would have been better if it looks like this.
 
include "1class_file_for_a_form_class.php";
 
$form = new form();
$form->function_blah_blah(); //something like that... just saying :D
 
 
 
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