2 Replies Latest reply on Jun 11, 2008 7:56 PM by nohacks

    h:commandButton -  onclick =

      Hi guys,

      I have a h:commandButton with a JavaScript check and it returns false but still runs the action. The alerts pop up false...see javascirpt below.

      Any ideals

      jsf-api_1_2.jar = ${maven.repo}/jsf/mojarra-1.2_09-b01-BETA1/lib/jsf-api.jar
      jsf-impl_1_2.jar = ${maven.repo}/jsf/mojarra-1.2_09-b01-BETA1/lib/jsf-impl.jar


      RichFaceApi_3_2.jar = ${maven.repo}/richFacesAjax/jars/richfaces_3_2_1_GA/richfaces-ui-3.2.1.GA/lib/richfaces-api-3.2.1.GA.jar
      RichFaceImpl_3_2.jar = ${maven.repo}/richFacesAjax/jars/richfaces_3_2_1_GA/richfaces-ui-3.2.1.GA/lib/richfaces-impl-3.2.1.GA.jar
      RichFaceUi_3_2.jar = ${maven.repo}/richFacesAjax/jars/richfaces_3_2_1_GA/richfaces-ui-3.2.1.GA/lib/richfaces-ui-3.2.1.GA.jar


      Thanks for any help
      Phil


      <td height="75">
       <font color="black" size="2"><h:outputText styleClass="bold2" value="Cancel My Account" /></font>
       <div>
       <h:selectOneRadio id="memberCancel" required="false" value="#{bean.ACTIVE_FLAG}">
       <f:selectItem itemLabel="Save Account" itemValue="Y"/>
       <f:selectItem itemLabel="Cancel Account" itemValue="N"/>
       </h:selectOneRadio>
       </div>
       </td>


      =========================================

      <h:commandButton id="CancelAccountID" type="submit"
       onclick="checkCancel()"
       action="#{updateMember.saveAcctCancel2Oracle}"
       value = "Update Account" >
      </h:commandButton>




      =============================================
      < script type="text/javascript" >
      function checkCancel(){
      
       if(document.forms[0].elements["f1:memberCancel"][1].checked == true){
       alert("**** Warning this cancel is Permanent **** " );
       if(window.confirm('Are you sure you want to cancel membership ? ') )
       {
       alert("**** True **** " );
       return true;
       }else{
       alert("**** false **** " );
       return false;
       }
       } else {
       return false;
       }
      }
      
      </script>