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i have a flow of registration forms with an 'exit' url on each page, which allows the users to exit before the full registration is complete. before following the click URL, i want an 'are you sure' confirmation message to be displayed to the user. if 'yes' then the click URL would be loaded; if 'no' then nothing would happen. i have the following html/jquery code in the footer of forms that are part of the registration process: <a class="exits" href="https://c1dcs255.caspio.com/dp/0db19000a392125dc37d41b6a8ab">exit</a> <script type="text/javascript"> $('.exits').on('click', function () { return confirm('Are you sure? Your order will not be registered.'); }); </script> straightforward as this seems, i can't get it work. i never get a confirmation popup.

I have used the forum to get to this point so you may have seen some of my code that I grabbed from other posts. I have a single record update form, where I only want them to be able to select the update button if all of the fields are marked as 'complete'. It should be known that all of the 'complete' or 'missing data' fields are formulas in the table, however, I am referencing virtual fields in my code that are set to the formula fields. The url to my form is here: https://c5amf675.caspio.com/dp/32576000f879393a309d4a97b1bd My code for checking the virtual field values is here: <script language="JavaScript"> function check_numbers() { var disabled = false; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtua2").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual3").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual4").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual5").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual6").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual7").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual8").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual9").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual10").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual11").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual12").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual13").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (parseFloat(document.getElementById("cbParamVirtual14").value)=='Complete') disabled = true; if (disabled) { alert("All fields must be complete"); return false; } } document.getElementById("caspioform").onsubmit=check_numbers; </script> What is really weird, is that even the following code will not show a message when I click on the update button. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function check() { window.alert("Thank you.. Information is registered!"); } document.getElementById("caspioform").onsubmit=check; </SCRIPT> I tried this small alert function after I couldn't get my regular code to work. This was on its own and did not work. I am thinking that there is an issue somewhere where the onclick is not registering. Do any of you have any idea what might be the problem?

Caspio minds I have an app that has a javascript validation in the footer of a submission form. It basically prevents someone from making reservations on previous dates. It's something like: if (newdate < newtoday ) { alert("Choose a future date."); } It works fine. However, I just found out that after 3 consecutives tries, the alert message box will come up with a checkbox with this option: "prevent this page from creating additional dialogs" If the user choose to prevent addtional dialogs, this system will bypass my code, and the user will be able to make reservations on past dates. Is there anyway to prevent the alert function to allow users avoiding dialogs? I also tried document.getElementById('msg').innerHTML instead the alert function but it really does not work well. I am using Wordpress and Firefox. Any help will be higly appreciated.

Hello, Recently Inline Delete has stopped working because the confirmation popup doesn't escape the iframe from which it originates, so confirming a delete request is no longer possible. Please see attached image => Can anybody think of a way to fix this? Thanks!