/* Discard Changes Confirmation Script APECS .NET Issue #10838 MDG REVISION HISTORY: Created: 2004.02.18 Updated: 2004.02.21 - Implemented exclusions - Script now works for WebControls Updated: 2004.02.23 - Controls with "onchangeConfirmDiscard" or "onclickConfirmDiscard" set to "true" are automatically considered as excluded. Updated: 2004.02.26 - Included support for link (anchor) objects. Updated: 2004.02.27 - Included support for returning the return value of the original event handler functions. Updated: 2004.03.04 - Corrected conditions for automatic exclusions (as implemented on 2004.02.23). Updated: 2004.03.11 - Added new function for logout to trigger the discard changes window. Updated: 2004.03.17 - Corrected code for returning "boolean" return values of the original event handler functions. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. A hidden field with an ID set to "hfModified" must exist on the ASPX page. Example: 2. Include this script file on the ASPX page. Example: 3. Add the "uf_InitializeConfirmDiscard()" function in the "onload" event of the BODY tag. Example: 4. For each control that needs to display the confirmation prompt before executing the "onclick" event, add an "onclickConfirmDiscard" attribute and set it to "true". Example: 5. For each control that needs to display the confirmation prompt before executing the "onchange" event, add an "onchangeConfirmDiscard" attribute and set it to "true". Example: IMPORTANT NOTES: 1. Instructions 1, 2, & 3 can be implemented on a base page. Instructions 4, 5, 6, & 7 should be implemented on each page that requires this script. The server-side function suggested on Instruction 6 can be written on the base page and referenced on the corresponding descendant pages. 2. Choosing "Cancel" in the "Discard Changes?" prompt of a SELECT object (drop-down or multi-select list box) automatically resets the selection to the previously selected item (before the change was triggered). 3. The attribute "prevIndex" is reserved for all SELECT objects that will use this script. This attribute must not be used for any other purpose. 4. Since JavaScript is case-sensitive, please make sure that the attribute names are coded exactly as stated above. */ function uf_InitializeConfirmDiscard() { uf_SetModifyEventHandler(); uf_SetConfirmEventHandler(); } function uf_SetModifyEventHandler() { var llFormLength = document.forms.length; for(intCtr=0; intCtr