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3/13/2012 10:39 AM
 

Hi

I am trying to use the dnnConfirm jQuery Plugin in my new module within a dnn 6.1.3 website but it's not working. I have tried the dnnAlert and this is working fine. Not sure what I'm doing wrong but I have copied the example code from here.

My code is:

-script-

(function ($) {
// your initialization code here...
$('#<%= btnClear .ClientID%>').dnnConfirm({
text: 'Are you sure you want to delete this Product?',
yesText: 'Delete',
noText: 'Cancel',
title: 'Directory Listing Manager',
dialogClass: 'dnnFormPopup',
isButton: false
});
})(jQuery);

-/script-

  -asp:LinkButton CssClass="dnnSecondaryAction dnnLogDelete" ID="btnClear" resourcekey="btnClear" Text="Click" runat="server" /-

(replaced chevrons with dashes above)

When I click the link the page is reloaded and no confirm box is displayed. I've had a look in Firebug and there are no errors.

Any help would be most appreciated.

Thanks

Terry

 
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3/15/2012 10:02 AM
 
looks fine to me - did you ensure you added a jQuery.RequestDnnPluginsRegistration(); call in your init or load of the codebehind?

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3/16/2012 4:46 AM
 

Hi

Yes, I did have the initialisation of the jscript in there.

Having played about with it for a little longer I can now get a sample dnnConfirm box displaying by putting the javascript code within a javascript function and then calling this function on page load. If I just rely on the javascript code running at the top of the page in a script tag then nothing happens.

My next challenge is to wire this up to the delete buttons within a gridview within an update panel !

Many thanks

 
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8/9/2012 5:10 PM
 

Did you find the solution?

 
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9/27/2012 7:44 AM
 
For the sake of others who might be stumbling upon this same topic, searching for a solution (or at least the one the TS is/was searching for): If you put all your javascript on top of your ascx-file; put it at the bottom, to make sure all controls are rendered before the javascript gets executed.

If you want to keep it at the top, then put your function in a $(document).ready()-closure. Your script would then look like:
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$(document).ready(
function ($) {
// your initialization code here...
$('#<%= btnClear .ClientID%>').dnnConfirm({
text: 'Are you sure you want to delete this Product?',
yesText: 'Delete',
noText: 'Cancel',
title: 'Directory Listing Manager',
dialogClass: 'dnnFormPopup',
isButton: false
});
}
);
-----------------------

I'm guessing that would probably solve the problem.
 
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