I have a link to a page which invokes the 'Sexy Alert Box' script to pop a message asking if users agree to Terms and Conditions with options "I Agree" and "Cancel".
I've got that much going but now I need for the "I Agree" option to send them to a new page. ("Cancel" returns the user the current page.)
Something to do with document.location.href
?
I am using the mootools framework.
Sexy Alert Box 1.2 mootools & jQuery
Here's the code:
<a href="#"
onclick="Sexy.confirm('Do you agree to the terms and conditions?', {
textBoxBtnOk: 'I Agree', // goes to www.newpage.com
textBoxBtnCancel: 'Cancel' // return to current page
});">Link</a>
The standard, built-in javascript confirm
function will return true or false, depending on the button pushed (this is a synchronous action), but this Sexy.confirm
plugin looks like something that is going to return its choice via callback functions (it will be an asynchronous action).
For example,
function doConfirm() {
Sexy.confirm('Do you agree to the terms and conditions?', {
textBoxBtnOk: 'I Agree',
textBoxBtnCancel: 'Cancel',
onComplete: function(returnvalue) {
// here is where you act, after user has made a choice...
if (returnvalue) {
//alert ("pressed OK");
window.location.href = '/page1/';
}
else {
//alert("pressed Cancel");
window.location.href = '/page2/';
}
}
});
return false; // this is to cancel the native click event
}
And then you can make your link tags a little nicer,
<a href="#" onclick="return doConfirm();">Link</a>
Good luck!