In Amazeui this mobile front-end framework can be used in the following script:
function calculate () { $ (' #confirm1 '). Modal ({ });}<div class= "Am-modal am-modal-alert" tabindex= "-1" id= "Confirm1" > <div class= "Am-modal-dialog" > <div class= "am-modal-bd" > OK box contents </div> <div class= "Am-modal-footer" > <span class= "Am-modal-btn" data-am-modal-confirm> OK </span> <span class= "Am-modal-btn" Data-am-modal-cancel > Cancel </span> </div> </div></div>
An HTML layout such as the following:
<!--develop--><!doctype html>A script like the following:Originally wanted to achieve the following effect, do an adder, after doing the addition, give the user a hint, ask whether to calculate?<script>function calculate () {var num1=$ ("#num1"). Val (), Var num2=$ ("#num2"). Val (); if (IsNaN (NUM1) | | IsNaN (num2) | |! num1| |! NUM2) alert ("Any one is not a number!") "); else{ var result=parsefloat (NUM1) +parsefloat (num2);} $ (' #confirm1 '). Modal ({onconfirm:function () {alert ("Num1 value:" +NUM1); alert ("Num2 value:" +num2); $ ("#result"). HTML ( result);}}); </script>
But the actual running results you see, the first time you run, the script gets the value is correct, but the second run is the first time to run the value.
According to Amazeui's official website, it is because of performance-based considerations that the modal box only holds values for the first run . This is very deadly! As some of the above occasions, before the user to increase the deletion of the search, I hope to determine the first way to ask the user whether to perform the operation, but, due to the so-called performance considerations such as Amazeui, resulting in the failure to achieve the effect of multiple update function values.
Although the official website puts forward the setting by relatedtarget this hook to get the data, the element for the bridge to get the desired data a series of ways (click to open the link)
But the actual operation is not ideal, at least after setting up the Relatedtarget, it is not possible to interact with Ajax correctly.
I once thought that it would be possible to write such a line:
However, this does not have any eggs ... No wait for the user to click OK, then the following content is executed. Not like alert (); Interrupt script.<script>function Calculate () {$ (' #confirm1 '). Modal ({oncancel:function () {return false;}}); /write what you want to do ...} </script>This dialog box is not as good as JavaScript, compatible with any browser dialog, this dialog box in the UC, mobile phone comes with the browser effective, visual effect is not bad.
if (Confirm ("hint box content")) {//content after the user point is determined}else{//the content after the user point is canceled}I don't know what happened to Amazeui? What is based on performance considerations? Clearly even the function has not been realized, on the performance considerations, I can only hehe the harm I thought is backstage those divine level what caching mechanism and Ajax out of the question. Actually there is the elimination of the scope of the practice, simply does not conform to the concept of programming.
"Amazeui" amazeui box with a fatal flaw in the OK box
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