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Appian 7.6 Tempo/SAIL form: I have a form with a dropdown and submit buttons.
ryanh
over 10 years ago
Appian 7.6 Tempo/SAIL form: I have a form with a dropdown and submit buttons. I was able to code a confirmation message tied to the submit button just fine, allowing the user to yes to submit, no to cancel the form submission. However, I suspect the users would prefer a confirmation message to be tied to an onChange type event on the drop down with a yes/no used to set the ac variable being saved from the confirmation (i.e. if they pick in a confirmation box, the selection will revert to what it was before).
Is there a way for a a!dropdownField() component to trigger a pop-up confirmation message with an onchange type event?
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Robert Shankin
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over 10 years ago
Hi Ryan -
Depending on the criticality of delivering the complex functionality associated your dropdown and subsequent confirmation, you might want to consider, in this case, creating a simple confirmation form to route to after the submit button is clicked.
This would give you the all the flexibility you desire, especially in terms of resetting the dropdown when a "No" is clicked.
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Robert Shankin
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over 10 years ago
Hi Ryan -
Depending on the criticality of delivering the complex functionality associated your dropdown and subsequent confirmation, you might want to consider, in this case, creating a simple confirmation form to route to after the submit button is clicked.
This would give you the all the flexibility you desire, especially in terms of resetting the dropdown when a "No" is clicked.
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