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Hello.. I have an add form (need to work on and test edit form) but if I click on Add without the required field, the validation appears at the bottom as it should. Yet, if I select on Cancel, nothing occurs. Anyone else having this issue? This is a test development DNN (community) v9.4.1 and XMP 4.8.0. Form below: http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/790
Hello.. On a page, I have a form (Add) and a template below. The values of the form determines what the template displays. By default, the template is configured to show all the records. I have a text field to allow people to look for a specific record number; regex ensures it's an integer and nothing else. If I enter something other than a number and click on search, it shows an error saying this
I am looking to run a script after the user successfully submits or cancels a form. The OnClientClick events execute before submit / cancel commands are executed so that doesn't seem to help. I need to unconditionally run a script after these events complete. Is there any hook that can fire a javascript or jQuery routine after submit / cancel commands? Thanks in advance for the help !
Hello.. I have the following for a date text box to remind the user entering information to also enter a time. If I click on the calendar button, but then decide to cancel the input, XMP reports an error; "A critical error has occurred. : The string was not recognized as a valid DateTime. There is a unknown word starting at index 11." Is there a way (JavaScript?) to clear the text-boxes on a cance

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