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VistasHow to force disable the modal or a button?
When my users are readOnly, I want to limit some access. In this case, the ability to edit notes. I can't explain why with this code, I still can open up my note when the user is readOnly
if(codeParam == '{{ $baby->readOnlyCode }}' ) {
//I am in side this code
$("a.btn, .btn-link, #logNote, pre, .btn").click(function() {
return false;
});
}
https://mybabies.app/baby/797b808a-e8c6-4a83-acf4-14ebe1f776b1?code=rithys4k
Please click on the note box, you will see that somehow it still be able to trigger.
I even tried added the check and return false in showModal()
function showModal(val, type, logId ) {
console.log("val, type, logId",val, type, logId);
if(codeParam == '{{ $baby->readOnlyCode }}' ) {
return false;
}
...
or tried preventDefault
if(codeParam == '{{ $baby->readOnlyCode }}' ) {
$("a.btn, .btn-link, #logNote, pre, .btn").click(function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
return false;
});
}
If you spotted what I missed, please let me know.
3 Respuestas
Responde la pregunta0
The problem you're having is you're attaching a second event listener that only returns false and prevents default, but the first event listener that pops the modal is still attached.
I.e.,
$("a.btn").click(function(e) {
alert("Hello World!");
});
$("a.btn").click(function(e) {
return false; // this does nothing to the previously attached event listener
});
Possible solutions:
From inspecting your code, you have some options:
$(document).on('show.bs.modal', '#noteModal', function (e) {
// move the check for the param here
if(codeParam == 'rithys4k' ) {
return false;
}
});
Or: Use disabled attributes on the buttons/links when in readonly mode.
To give you some more background - $().click() is really just shorthand for addEventListener on the click event
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You have to use on method with suffix in jQuery, on jQuery Docs
const clickAction = (e) => {
// do anything
}
$('.btn, pre').on('click.go', clickAction);
Use off to remove events, off jQuery Docs
$('body').off("click.go", ".btn, pre");
// OR
$('body').off("click.go", ".btn, pre", clickAction);
// OR
$('.btn, pre').off("click.go");
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You can debug the event order like this: $._data($("#logNote").get(0), "events");. New events go to the end and executed from top to bottom. In your case all you need to do is remember the trigger function and remove/add it when needed, example:
const cbToggleNoteModal = () => $("#toggleNoteModal").click();
// you have to store the cb in a variable
$("#logNote").click(cbToggleNoteModal);
// to disable the cb, just de-register the callback
$("#logNote").off("click", cbToggleNoteModal);
// and register it back when you need it
$("#logNote").click(cbToggleNoteModal);