I want to make absolutely sure the registering user has read the conditions of use.
They can see them going into MODAL fired by the anchor button. Works fine.
But I want to disenable the submit button and only when the user presses the anchor button to see the modal will the register button to enable.
I can see how to disenable but not the opposite.
Thanks in advance.
define a variable in the page (say varRead = 0) and use it to set the property of the button to disabled
In the close event of the Modal set the variable to a 1 i.e. varRead = 1
Use the value of that variable to toggle the visibility of the button i.e.
dmx-show=“varRead.value==1”
The technique is very similar to this except the condition is different using a variable rather then the .server status
After 12 hours I just cannot see the wood for the tree,
I have this:
On the button I have
Button
As for the toggler the idea was to use a dynamic event in the modal. If I so much as try the modal stops functioning,
Heres the page, the form works http://www.mycybertherapy.com/Register.php
So far I have found SSI and now this to be hrd learning curves. I worked round SSI by making a sort of widgets for large repeatable code (Footer & Header) But I need to get a handle on visibility
G’Night
Michael
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Do you just want to disable a button, until the users select a checkbox?
Yes please
But so I can both understand and reverse engineer.
My problem seems to be on looking at the code I am not sure when there is -== and when =
When “” and when not .
Some things I can work around. The SSI worked a treat and when I got up in the morning it didn’t SO I used saveable code snippets in the assets
I am not sure I understand everything you are saying but if you want to disable a button until someone selects a checkbox:
Click your button.
Add new dynamic attribute.
Input > Disabled
Expression > your checkbox > checked
Add a !
before the expression (manually) so it becomes something like:
!mycheckbox.checked
Cheers
12 minutes to correct 12 hours