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How is this done?
Started by Daddy Warbox on
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Basically, the action taken on a double click should be a logical thing to do after a single click.
) { // do something, "this" will be the DOM element } $(selector).click(function(e) { var is relevant to browser-based UI design.
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I'm trying to load some stuff using AJAX when a user clicks a link, but I want the link to actually go somewhere so that the app still works when javascript is disabled. Is there any way to just do something with javascript and cancel navigation when ...
Started by Max Schmeling on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You would do something like this with jQuery:
$(document).ready(function() { $('#mylink').click(function() { doSomethingCool(); return false; // cancel the event }); });
All you have to do is cancel the click event with Javascript....
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I've got a WPF application with a Treeview control.
When the user clicks a node on the tree, other TextBox, ComboBox, etc. controls on the page are populated with appropriate values.
The user can then make changes to those values and save his or her changes...
Started by Zack Peterson on
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What you can do is listen for mouse-clicks and cancel is that the event....
If you click OK all changes will be lost.", "Warning can't really cancel the event at this point.
Away? Click Cancel to continue editing.
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Hai Guys, How to find which button was clicked by the user on a print dialog box
Started by Pandiya Chendur on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Even with events fired by IE..
As far as I know you don't have access to Application Dialog boxes such as the print dialog .
Internet Explorer has onbeforeprint and onafterprint, but this is browser-specific .
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Hello,
I have a hover effect applied to a div. All it does is basically increase the height mouseenter, decrease the height mouseleave.
As a separate function, I have a click effect applied to one of the divs:
$(function(){ $( '#div1 a' ).click(function...
Started by Jared on
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(){ $( '#div1 a' ).click(function() { $(".KeepOpen").removeClass(".KeepOpen"); $(this).addClass or whatever else) $(this).animate({height: "20px"}, 200); } }); // Click Event $(".myClass a").live("click", function () { // If it already....
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Hi,
I am displaying a form using xForm.ShowDialog(this);
This form has a button which has its DialogResult set to OK. Now when I click on the OK button, there is some validation performed. If it fails I want the form to remain as it but but the form closes...
Started by Anirudh Saraf on
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Button_click() { if (this.Validate()) { this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK.
In your dialog's FormClosing event, set FormClosingEventArgs Cancel property to true if you don't want the form to close.
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I have a jQuery UI Sortable list. The sortable items also have a click event attached. Is there a way to prevent the click event from firing after I drag an item?
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict....
Started by Patrick McElhaney on
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN = function () { console.log('click....
If you have a reference to the click event for your li, you can unbind it in the sortable update, preventing your original click handler from firing.
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When does one use OK+Cancel in a dialog and when "Save + Cancel". I have seen them used interchangeably. Is there a window standard?
Started by Roel Vlemmings on
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Before closing?" => Yes/No/Cancel
"All changes will be lost when closing this window." => OK/Cancel
As you see you really need to pay attention to the question/statement to display meaningful?" => Yes/No
Selecting Exit in the menu....
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English is not my natural language, but I still have to write a user's guide for my application in English. If I want to instruct the user to click the "Cancel" button do I say:
Click the Cancel button to close the window. Click the button Cancel to close...
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Both sound fine to me
Click the Cancel ....
Click the Cancel button to close the window.
Click on the Cancel button to close the window.
I would say.
Click on the Cancel button to close the window.
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I put a Yes/No/Cancel Messagebox in FormClosing Method of my form. and now this is Message box text: Do You Want to Save Data?
I am not a profesional and not know how to handle if user clicked Cancel Button? Exactly the result of clicking on Cancel Button...
Started by mahdiahmadirad on
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You could have.
FormClosing has a Boolean parameter which, if set to True when the function returns, will cancel, FormClosingEventArgs e) { // Set e.Cancel to Boolean true to cancel closing the form }
See here .
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