This an example of re-usable component.
-- This button component is pretty useless by it self, but it shows you how to make a re-usable component. -
-- Look into the HTML and VBA code how to implements properties for your components using interpolations and props dictionary. -
- -This is a normal HTML button.
-This button calls a VBA Sub that will execute a javascript function in the buttonExample component.
- -This is a HandleView component.
-This button calls a VBA Sub in the component.
-This is a HandleView component.
-This button calls a VBA Sub that will execute a method in the parent component. For this button, the parent component is buttonExample component.
-Now this is a usefull HandleView component !
-This button will automatically call the Bootstrap 4 javascript validation routine before submitting your form to your component.
-Try to submit empty value.
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This an example of won to manage form SUBMIT.
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- As the browser try to submit the form to a server, we need to intercept this action and send it to our VBA function.
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- If you use the xhvBootstrapSubmitButtonComponent, (pretty long name...) all of this is handle by the component.
- If you don't need to validate anything via javascript, you can use a standard button instead of a Submit button like in the first example.
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- If you need to submit the form and validate in javascript, check the xhvBootstrapSubmitButtonComponent code to see how we do.
- Basically, we trap the submit event in javascript, and then call the click event of a hidden button that contains the the event handler we want to call in VBA.
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Use a standard button.
-This form just use a standard button.
- - -Now this is a usefull HandleView component !
-This button will automatically call the Bootstrap 4 javascript validation routine before submitting your form to your component.
-Try to submit empty value.
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