Need alert message with "Yes" / "No" Selection

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#1

Hello.

I need a Alert prompt that prompts the user with a Message and a Yes/No choice.

Depending on what the user selects I need to act differently on each choice.

Is there a SC macro to handle this?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

#2

hi instore,
did you try this?
http://www.scriptcase.net/docs/en_us/v8/scriptcase-macros/scriptcase-macros#sc_ajax_message
you can make a message and act based on the response via events

#3

Hi MikeDE.

Thanks for this but how can I react to the response via events?

looking to do a couple of “If” statements based on the response.

Thanks for your help!

#4

I usually use any code in the manual says something like:

if ({this})
{
echo “something”;
}
else
{
sc_error_message({error}); //this is example
}

Include more information so we can help.

#5

I usually use any code in the manual says something like:

if ({this})
{
echo “something”;
}
else
{
sc_error_message({error}); //this is example
}

or have a look at this
http://www.scriptcase.net/docs/en_us/v8/scriptcase-macros/scriptcase-macros#sc_error_exit
search more in the manual, you will find many examples may suite your need

#6

Ok. I’m still confused.

Here’s the scenario I’m trying to do…

I have a field call “PO”. onBlur of the field I need ajax to respond with a message “Leaving this field blank will clear multiple POs.<br>Do you want to proceed ?”.

If the user selects “Proceed” I need to clear 4 other fields and if the user selects no I just need to return the user to the field “PO” that they just left.

my error message code looks like this but I don’t know how to act on the return of the error message if I can?

if ({customer_po} == “”) {
// Javascript message parameters
$javascript_title = ‘WARNING’; // Javascript message title
$javascript_message = ‘Leaving this field blank will clear multiple POs.<br>Do you want to proceed ?’; // Javascript message contents
$javascript_parms = ‘modal=N&button=Y&button_label=Proceed&show_close=Y’;
$javascript_timeout = ‘timeout=0’;

// Display javascript message
sc_ajax_message($javascript_message, $javascript_title, $javascript_parms, $javascript_timeout);
}

#7

did you try ifelse or else after your code?

#8

instore,

Using sc_ajax_message, you can use “&redir=some_blank_form.php” in your parameter string, which would redirect you to another app, but unfortunately I think you cannot generate an event that you can intercept in your current application (which would be the ideal case).

Dave

#9

Thanks Dave.

Seems really odd that such simple ability isn’t possible in SC.

They should really add that in!

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