[TYPO3-project-formidable] FORMidable without javascritp

[Jerome Schneider]

Hello Manuel,

Yep, this question is a big one

Honestly I don't see any way to make formidable framework work with 
unobtrusive javascript.

Perhaps with some efforts could we handle to make submission possible 
with javascript disabled, but then all the rich features that javascript 
makes possible should be not used during development ( and so for the 
javascript-enabled interface also )


This is an open topic, then.

Regards,
Jerome JS Schneider ;)

Manuel Rego Casasnovas a écrit :
> Hello everyone.
> 
> In my group we need that FORMidable works without javascript. For
> accessibility reasons we need that the web pages work with and without
> javascript.
> 
> I don't know if there is some way to execute FORMidable without
> javascript but I think that don't exit this posibility.
> 
> For the FORMidable version 0.7 we have had some problems without javascript:
> 1. The submit button doesn't work.
> 2. The checksingle doesn't work.
> 3. The pager links doesn't work.
> 
> We have sorted out the first problem. We have created a new renderlet
> SUBMITNOSCRIPT and we have redefined the function _reder in the class
> tx_ameosformidable. In this function we put the value
> AMEOSFORMIDABLE_SUBMITTED to 1 when is a SUBMITNOSCRIPT button, before
> to call the parent function. For the time being this solve the problem.
> We still haven't looked for the solution for the rest of problems.
> 
> Somebody has had problems trying to not use javascript?
> What do you think about the FORMidable accessibility problems?
> 
> 
> On the other hand in the last SVN version we have new problems with the
> SUBMIT button, our SUBMITNOSCRIPT button works well to create records,
> but it doesn't work to edit records. We have saw some new variables
> AMEOSFORMIDABLE_REQUESTEDIT and AMEOSFORMIDABLE_REQUESTEDIT_HASH, but we
> don't solve the problem.
> As it is needed that our web application works without FORMidable at the
> moment we are going to use the version 0.7.
> 
> 
> Best regards,
>    Rego
> 
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