Re: Net.Data & Javascript

 
%{**********************************************************************
*******%}
%{ Some JavaScript goes here - Used to edit the values entered into
fields     %}
%{**********************************************************************
*******%}
<script language=JavaScript>

 function CheckFields(all) {

        var validData = true;

        var msgData = "The following errors were detected:\n\n";
        var msgtodnochg = "HIT BACK BUTTON if NO CHANGE NEEDED, ELSE
pick VALID Entries, and/or enter COMMENTS.\n";
        var msgsequence = "There is a time sequencing error.\n";
        var msgtest = "Test error message.\n";

        ClearErrorMsg();

        with (document.updForm) {

%{*** See the "compound" Javascript statement below - the || indicates
an OR condition, while && would indicate an AND condition. ***%}

        if (tsdin1.value == "$(savin1)" && tsdou1.value == "$(savou1)"
&& tsdin2.value == "$(savin2)" && tsdou2.value == "$(savou2)" &&
tsdin3.value == "$(savin3)" &&  tsdou3.value == "$(savou3)" &&
tsdcom.value == "$(savcom)" && tsdvac.value == "$(savvac)" &&
tsdper.value == "$(savper)" && tsdhol.value == "$(savhol)" &&
tsdoth.value ==  "$(savoth)" && tsdocd.value == "$(savocd)") {
           validData = false;
           msgData=SetErrorMsg(msgData, msgtodnochg);
        }

if (tsdot1.value == "01:30a") {
           validData = false;
           msgData=SetErrorMsg(msgData, msgsequence);
        }

if (tsdcom.value == "01:30A") {
           validData = false;
           msgData=SetErrorMsg(msgData, msgtest);
        }

if(!validData) {

        ClearErrorMsg();
        alert(msgData);
        return false;
        }else{
        return true;
        }
     }
  }

%{ New Function starts
---------------------------------------------------   %} 
function ClearErrorMsg() {
        window.status = "";
      }

%{ New Function starts
---------------------------------------------------   %}
function SetErrorMsg(msgData, errorMsg) {
        window.status = errorMsg;
        return msgData + errorMsg;
      }

 </script>
</head>

-----Original Message-----
From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Milan Zdimal
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 9:13 AM
To: Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Net.Data & Javascript

Hi Don,

I assume you have an onclick/onchange event handler in your javascript
that triggers the value to change. Can you send that code. My first
thought is that it sounds like a case of faulty logic in the JS.

Milan


On 3/13/07, Don Cavaiani <dcavaiani@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a field which comes up in an update mode.  It is a time related

field, e.g., 01:30a.

When the field is displayed, the existing value from the file 
displays.  The user may then use the dropdown arrow to select a 
different time from the table of times displayed.

That table of times is brought in via the @query1()  - see below:

        <tr>
        <td><font color="#0066cc">Time Out(1)</font></td>
        <td>
              <select name="tsdou1" size="1"> value="tsdou1"
<option value=$(savou1)>$(savou1)</option>
       @query1()
        </td>
        </tr>

In the Javascript, I am trying to do some editing (sequencing) of the 
In vs Out times.  The problem I am running into is that the 
tsdout1.valuefield seems to be "1 step behind" what it should be.  In 
other words, as I put in or select a different time value, hit enter 
to validate, the javascript does not work with the new time value 
selected.  It does however work with the EXISTING value in that field 
- the value read in from the file. I'm thinking the @query() is making

this too complicated for the Javascript?

Hope this makes sense.



Don F. Cavaiani
IT Manager
Amerequip Corp.
920-894-7063

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