Validation still has problems

[asp]

Hello!

Thank you for the example. It works fine and now I can use this approach in my application. But it is not obvious for the people who are not familiar with the internal structure of the component. I mean, what script is sent to the browser. I would have never done it by myself if you hadn't sent me the example. So, I think it is necessary to implement some public method because the task is very general.

[Jorge Sousa]

Hi

You're right, it would be very good,

but its impossible because, Intraweb uses a form (html tag) per control, killing the possibility of doing validtion per form.

About

I would have never done it by myself if you hadn't sent me the example

Well we could talk a lot about this, let's just say that in either PHP, ASP, etc, you would have to learn much more script than with Intraweb.

This is a very well know plugin, there is lot of documentation available worldwide, using javascript, like we did in the example.

and all cg events we have the property .Script to assign direct client browser script.

[asp]

Hello!

There is an issue in your project. Now, OK button click event is called twice. To check it place the breakpoint to the line IWFrameRegion.JQDialogOptions.Close();

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procedure TfrDia.IWFrameRegionJQDialogOptionsButtons0Click(Sender: TObject;
  AParams: TStringList);
var C: TComponent;
    JQValidateOpt: TIWCGJQValidateOptions;
begin
  for C in IWFrameRegion do begin
    if IsPublishedProp(C, 'JQValidateOptions') then begin
      JQValidateOpt := TIWCGJQValidateOptions(GetObjectProp(C, 'JQValidateOptions'));
      if JQValidateOpt.Enable then begin
        if not JQValidateOpt.IsValid then begin
          Exit;
        end;
      end;
    end;
  end;
 
//Place breakpoint here -->
  IWFrameRegion.JQDialogOptions.Close();
//<--

end;