// ------------------------------------------------ // This file includes general Javascript utilities for use // in Cogent web applications // Bill Tamashunas // ------------------------------------------------ // ------------------------------------------------ // Change the browser's cursor to an hourglass. // NOTE: The most common desire is to have this occur when a // page post's back. To do so, call this function in the body tag for the // following events: onbeforeunload (IE), onunload (non-IE browsers). // Eg: function DoHourglass() { // Comment out the line below to disable the use of the hourglass cursor by the web application: document.body.style.cursor = 'wait' } function DoCursorDefault() { document.body.style.cursor = 'default' } function ClickButton(e, buttonid) { var evt = e ? e : window.event; var bt = document.getElementById(buttonid); if (bt) { if (evt.keyCode == 13) { bt.click(); return false; } } } function skm_LockScreen(str) { scroll(0, 0); var back = document.getElementById('skm_LockBackground'); var pane = document.getElementById('skm_LockPane'); var text = document.getElementById('skm_LockPaneText'); if (back) back.className = 'LockBackground'; if (pane) pane.className = 'LockPane'; if (text) text.innerHTML = str; } // ------------------------------------------------ function TestAlert(yourMessage) { alert(yourMessage) } // ------------------------------------------------ function ClearContents(sourceElemName, targetElemName) { var sourceElem = document.getElementById(sourceElemName); var targetElem = document.getElementById(targetElemName); if ((targetElem != null) && (sourceElem != null)) { if (sourceElem.value != "") { targetElem.value = ""; } } } // ------------------------------------------------ function ConfirmBox(hiddenControlName, confirmMessage) { var agree = confirm(confirmMessage); var confirmElem = document.getElementById(hiddenControlName); if (agree) { if (confirmElem.value != "") { confirmElem.value = "TRUE"; } return true; } else { if (confirmElem.value != "") { confirmElem.value = "FALSE"; } return false; } } // ------------------------------------------------ // Variant of ConfirmBox. No elem lookup checking. // ------------------------------------------------ function GetConfirm(controlName, confirmMessage) { try { var ans = window.confirm(confirmMessage); var confirmControl = document.getElementById(controlName); if (ans==true) { confirmControl.value = "TRUE"; return true; } else { confirmControl.value = "FALSE"; return false; } } catch(e) { } } // ------------------------------------------------ function PopUndecoratedWindow(winName, URL, widthValue, heightValue) { /* newwindow = window.open(URL, winName, 'width='+widthValue +',height='+heightValue +',directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,status=no,toolbar=no,resizable=yes,left=50,top=10,screenX=100,screenY=100'); if (window.focus) { newwindow.focus() } return false; */ child = window.open(URL, winName, 'width='+widthValue +',height='+heightValue +',directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,status=no,toolbar=no,resizable=yes,left=50,top=10,screenX=100,screenY=100'); } // ------------------------------------------------ function GetFrameDocName(frameName, destControlName) { var targetElem = document.getElementById(destControlName); if (targetElem != null) { targetElem.value = top.main.location.href; } } // ------------------------------------------------ // Display a modal dialog (to this window) and get return values from dialog when closed // Based on article: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/Sept/ModalPopupInASP.NET.asp // This function can be called for a button's onclick event in an ASP.NET code-behind via Attributes.Add (see below) // Bill T (see also ChildInit and ChildDone functions below) // ------------------------------------------------ function ShowModalChild(childURL, width, height, control1Name, control2Name, control3Name, control4Name) { var parm1 = "" var parm2 = "" var parm3 = "" var parm4 = "" var control1 = document.getElementById(control1Name); if (control1 != null) parm1 = control1.value var control2 = document.getElementById(control2Name); if (control2 != null) parm2 = control2.value var control3 = document.getElementById(control3Name); if (control3 != null) parm3 = control3.value var control4 = document.getElementById(control4Name); if (control4 != null) parm4 = control4.value var MyArgs = new Array(parm1, parm2, parm3, parm4); var WinSettings = "center:yes;resizable:no;unadorned:yes;scroll:no;dialogHeight:" + height + "px;dialogWidth:" + width + "px" var MyArgs = window.showModalDialog(childURL, MyArgs, WinSettings); if (MyArgs == null) { // window.alert("Nothing returned from child.") // ### Diag message only } else { if (control1 != null) control1.value = MyArgs[0].toString(); if (control2 != null) control2.value = MyArgs[1].toString(); if (control3 != null) control3.value = MyArgs[2].toString(); if (control4 != null) control4.value = MyArgs[3].toString(); } } // ------------------------------------------------ // Init the window (assumed to have been called as a child of another window) // and store the arguments passed in from the parent in the named controls. // This currently is 'hardcoded' to work with up to 4 args/controls. // // This function would typically be called in the body onblur event of the child window: // // ------------------------------------------------ function ChildInit(control1Name, control2Name, control3Name, control4Name) { var parm1 = "" var parm2 = "" var parm3 = "" var parm4 = "" var MyArgs = new Array(parm1, parm2, parm3, parm4); MyArgs = window.dialogArguments; var control1 = document.getElementById(control1Name); if (control1 != null) control1.value = MyArgs[0].toString(); var control2 = document.getElementById(control2Name); if (control2 != null) control2.value = MyArgs[1].toString(); var control3 = document.getElementById(control3Name); if (control3 != null) control3.value = MyArgs[2].toString(); var control4 = document.getElementById(control4Name); if (control4 != null) control4.value = MyArgs[3].toString(); } // ------------------------------------------------ // This function is expected to be called when a button click // is triggering a child window to close. Here we will retrieve // the values from named controls and return them to the parent window. // // This function would typically be called in the onclick event of a button: // // or in the ASP.NET code behind as an Attribute of a [server control] command button: // m_cmdShowChooser.Attributes.Add("onclick", "javascript:ChildDone('txtControl1', ...)") // ------------------------------------------------ function ChildDone(control1Name, control2Name, control3Name, control4Name) { var parm1 = "" var parm2 = "" var parm3 = "" var parm4 = "" var control1 = document.getElementById(control1Name); if (control1 != null) parm1 = control1.value var control2 = document.getElementById(control2Name); if (control2 != null) parm2 = control2.value var control3 = document.getElementById(control3Name); if (control3 != null) parm3 = control3.value var control4 = document.getElementById(control4Name); if (control4 != null) parm4 = control4.value var MyArgs = new Array(parm1, parm2, parm3, parm4); window.returnValue = MyArgs; window.close(); }