Javascript Submit Problem

[winstontuck]

Hi

I am fairly new to javascript and html and I have the following
problem.

I have a page lets say page1. When something changes on page1 i set a
variable PossiblePageCha nged to true. On page1 I have a link with
the
following properties : <A href="applypage 1settings..and some
otherstuffhere" onclick="return CheckforPossibl eChanges()">Pag e2</a>

When the user clicks in the link to Page2, it successfully detects
that the page has changed (if so) and give you the confirmation
message.
The problem is that if you click OK it does not always submit the
page1form (The httpserver does not always get the applypage1setti ngs
request.)
It looks like it is normally from remote locations other than the
machine the http server is running on. Is this possible to do or is
there a different way.
Below is my javascript.

var PossiblePageCha nged = false;

function CheckforPossibl eChanges(){
if (PossiblePageCh anged==true) {
conf = confirm('Click OK to your apply your changes or Cancel to
discard.')
if (conf==true){
return submitform();
}
}
}

function SubmitAForm(for mname, formReference, ExtraParams){
var ExtraParamsStr ="";
if (ExtraParams) {if (ExtraParams!=" ") {ExtraParamsStr = "?" +
ExtraParams}};
form = document.getEle mentById(formna me);
var s = form.action;
s = s.substring(s.l ength-32, s.length);
s = formReference+" ?" + s + ExtraParamsStr;
form.action = s;
form.submit();
}

function submitform(){
if (CanApplyPage1C hanges()==false ) {return false;}
SubmitAForm("pa ge1form", "applypage1sett ings")
}

[wisestpotato]

On 9 Mar, 07:20, winstont...@gma il.com wrote:

>
I have a page lets say page1. When something changes on page1 i set a
variable PossiblePageCha nged to true. On page1 I have a link with
the
following properties : <A href="applypage 1settings..and some
otherstuffhere" onclick="return CheckforPossibl eChanges()">Pag e2</a>

You need to ensure that all the paths through your code will
ultimately return false. Otherwise, after the javascript has finished,
this link will be activated. Crucially, the link may well be followed
*before* the form is submitted. If that happens, the form will not
actually get submitted, because you've navigated away from the page
before it happened.

wp.