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6 years 2 months ago #107916
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
I edited your post in the wiki...
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6 years 2 months ago #107917
by DenisChenu
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Replied by DenisChenu on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
And maybe it's best to use something like this:
Think it's best (have to test ...)
if(!$('#submitted').length || $('.button,[name='move']').length)Think it's best (have to test ...)
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6 years 2 months ago #107997
by jonsen
Yes, that's probably better than finding it out based on the <div>. I'm not sure if that then covers all cases...
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
DenisChenu wrote:
$('.button,[name='move']').length
Yes, that's probably better than finding it out based on the <div>. I'm not sure if that then covers all cases...
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5 years 11 months ago #111049
by LS_SR
Replied by LS_SR on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Where can I change the alert text and the alert-button text?
I tryed the program Poedit, but that's not working.
I tryed the program Poedit, but that's not working.
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5 years 11 months ago #111050
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Hi LS_SR,
you can adapt the German sentences in the code (at e.returnValue and return) BUT for Firefox and similar browsers, the text is built-in and you cannot change it. You would need to rewrite the function for Firefox. Also, you cannot change the text of the button of javascript's alert() function, so you would have to use a differnet solution to implement an alert with a custom button, like using jQuery's alert functions...
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you can adapt the German sentences in the code (at e.returnValue and return) BUT for Firefox and similar browsers, the text is built-in and you cannot change it. You would need to rewrite the function for Firefox. Also, you cannot change the text of the button of javascript's alert() function, so you would have to use a differnet solution to implement an alert with a custom button, like using jQuery's alert functions...
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jonsen
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5 years 11 months ago #111051
by LS_SR
Replied by LS_SR on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Thanks for your fast answer.
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5 years 6 months ago #116036
by Taereian_43648
Replied by Taereian_43648 on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Thanks a lot for your Code.
Do you now how it's possible to make en exception for the languagechanger?
Cheers
Benny
Do you now how it's possible to make en exception for the languagechanger?
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5 years 6 months ago #116038
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Hi fanepic,
please try to add ".changelang" to the jQuery "on" action by changing this:
to this:
Please leave a quick comment if this works, otherwise I'll have a closer look.
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please try to add ".changelang" to the jQuery "on" action by changing this:
$(document).on('click',".button,[name='move']", ...to this:
$(document).on('click',".button,.changelang,[name='move']", ...Please leave a quick comment if this works, otherwise I'll have a closer look.
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5 years 6 months ago #116039
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
IMPORTANT: The current code is on
manual.limesurvey.org/Workarounds:_Surve...y_closing_the_survey
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5 years 6 months ago #116042
by Taereian_43648
Replied by Taereian_43648 on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Thank you jonson works fine.
Do you also now how to make it Multilanguage like only show if it's German?
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Do you also now how to make it Multilanguage like only show if it's German?
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5 years 5 months ago #116085
by Mazi
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Replied by Mazi on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
You can try using the {LANG} placeholder and maybe put everything into an IF statement like
...
if({LANG}=='de')
{
...
}
{LANG} should get replaced by Limesurvey with the current survey language.
...
if({LANG}=='de')
{
...
}
{LANG} should get replaced by Limesurvey with the current survey language.
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5 years 3 months ago - 5 years 3 months ago #118624
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Hi everyone,
the code has been working well on all of my past surveys. BUT now I have a survey which contains a file uploader question and there IT DOESN'T WORK CORRECTLY!
How to replicate the problem:
1. Add the code ( manual.limesurvey.org/Workarounds:_Surve...y_closing_the_survey ) to your template.js
2. Add a file uploader question
3. Navigate through the survey. If you open the file uploader, you will be asked if you want to leave the page EVEN THOUGH you use the LS navigation (the "next" or "previous" buttons).
4. Notice that you will not have the this problem if you just pass through that question without opening the uploader iframe.
The function works based on a <input type="hidden" id="submitted" /> tag being added when using the navigation, which then again is being checked for by the "goodbye" function to see if the buttons were used. The interesting point: Even though this tag is appeded to the end of the <body> correctly when using the navigation (even after opening the file uploader), the goodbye function does not recognize it. How can this be? It works flawlessly for all other pages, why not here? Does it have something to do with the iframe (which is the only differnce to other pages that I can see)?
I'm really looking forward to a new perspective on this, as I have been stuck on this for a week now. Thank you very much!
Best
Jonsen
the code has been working well on all of my past surveys. BUT now I have a survey which contains a file uploader question and there IT DOESN'T WORK CORRECTLY!
How to replicate the problem:
1. Add the code ( manual.limesurvey.org/Workarounds:_Surve...y_closing_the_survey ) to your template.js
2. Add a file uploader question
3. Navigate through the survey. If you open the file uploader, you will be asked if you want to leave the page EVEN THOUGH you use the LS navigation (the "next" or "previous" buttons).
4. Notice that you will not have the this problem if you just pass through that question without opening the uploader iframe.
The function works based on a <input type="hidden" id="submitted" /> tag being added when using the navigation, which then again is being checked for by the "goodbye" function to see if the buttons were used. The interesting point: Even though this tag is appeded to the end of the <body> correctly when using the navigation (even after opening the file uploader), the goodbye function does not recognize it. How can this be? It works flawlessly for all other pages, why not here? Does it have something to do with the iframe (which is the only differnce to other pages that I can see)?
I'm really looking forward to a new perspective on this, as I have been stuck on this for a week now. Thank you very much!
Best
Jonsen
Last edit: 5 years 3 months ago by jonsen.
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5 years 3 months ago #118659
by tpartner
Cheers,
Tony Partner
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Replied by tpartner on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Yeah, I think the problem is that, with the introduction of a second <body> element in the iframe, the scope to look for the "#submitted" element gets messed up.
Additionally, I'm not keen on introducing unnecessary input elements - I think it's better handled by adding a class to the <body> element.
So, try this which uses a class instead of a hidden input to indicate a valid move and limits the scope for the <body> elements to the top window (ignoring anything in an iframe).
Additionally, I'm not keen on introducing unnecessary input elements - I think it's better handled by adding a class to the <body> element.
So, try this which uses a class instead of a hidden input to indicate a valid move and limits the scope for the <body> elements to the top window (ignoring anything in an iframe).
function goodbye(e) {
if(!$('body', top.document).hasClass('submitted')) { //check if a button was used to navigate or the survey is completed
if(!e) e = window.event;
//e.cancelBubble is supported by IE - this will kill the bubbling process.
e.cancelBubble = true;
e.returnValue = 'Are you sure you want to quit this survey?'; //This is displayed on the dialog for IE
//e.stopPropagation works in Firefox.
if (e.stopPropagation) {
e.stopPropagation();
e.preventDefault();
}
return 'Are you sure you want to quit this survey?'; // For chrome
}
}
window.onbeforeunload = goodbye;
$(document).on('click', '.button, .changelang, [name="move"]', function(event){ //added .changelang here, please add other classes if you know which should be allowed to navigate
$('body', top.document).addClass('submitted');
});Cheers,
Tony Partner
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5 years 3 months ago #118701
by jonsen
Replied by jonsen on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Thank you, Tony! I re-added !$('#completed').length for the final page, so one can leave the finished survey without being asked and also tried to fix it for the template editor by looking for the '.templateeditor' class...
Hope this does it for now! I updated the workaround in the wiki ...
Hope this does it for now! I updated the workaround in the wiki ...
//FEATURES: (2015-03-27) Now with fix for iframes (e.g. file uploader) and the template editor
function goodbye(e) {
if(!$('body', top.document).hasClass('submitted') && !$('#completed').length && !$('.templateeditor', top.document).length) { //check if a button was used to navigate OR the survey is completed OR the template is displayed in the template editorPlease Log in to join the conversation.
7 months 1 week ago #191526
by blocka
Replied by blocka on topic Prevent accidentially closing the survey
Is there a solution to address this in LS 3.20.2+191119 ?
The JS in the wiki when dropped into the custom.js for a theme doesn't seem to have any affect....
The JS in the wiki when dropped into the custom.js for a theme doesn't seem to have any affect....
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