On Die 06 M=E4r 2001 Rob Kaper wrote:

> Package: konqueror
> Severity: wishlist
> Revision: cvsup 2001-03-05
>=20
> I just clicked on the wrong button in a form the input type=3D"reset" one
> instead of the submit one. It would be handy if pushing that button can be
> undone with Undo.

I agree but which "undo" button ? :)

hmm maybe some kind of confirmation.. but usually the page itself takes=20
care of that so its difficult to implement that without causing duplicated=
=20
confirmations for some cases.=20


Dirk

On Tue Mar 06 2001 at 02:21:49AM +0100 Dirk Mueller wrote:
> > I just clicked on the wrong button in a form the input type="reset" one
> > instead of the submit one. It would be handy if pushing that button can be
> > undone with Undo.
> 
> I agree but which "undo" button ? :)

Who said anything about a Undo *button*? "Edit -> Undo" from the menu or
plain ^Z would be nice. :-)

> hmm maybe some kind of confirmation.. but usually the page itself takes 
> care of that so its difficult to implement that without causing duplicated 
> confirmations for some cases. 

If that is done it is usually some sort of form.onReset (or whatever it is
called exactly) in Javascript shouldn't be too hard to check for the
presence of that or is it?
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          | to myself. A habit of the old: they choose the wisest person
          | present to speak to; the long explanations needed by the young
          | are wearying.' - "Lord of the Rings" JRR Tolkien

On Tue Mar 06 2001 at 02:35:57AM +0100 Dirk Mueller wrote:
> hmm. but it requires quite some infrastructure because the data isn`t
> stored at all currently ;)

It isn't? It is cached when I submit the page and go back so it must be
stored somewhere in that case.. or it is being read and restored from the
post/get variables in the history?

> > If that is done it is usually some sort of form.onReset (or whatever it
> > is called exactly) in Javascript shouldn't be too hard to check for the
> > presence of that or is it?
> 
> well it could be onClick as well. and we would need a flag if those event 
> handlers did some user interaction because usually they only change some 
> javascript variables. 

Sounds looks like Undo would be a better idea. :) I hate popups anyway.

Rob
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Rob Kaper | cap@capsi.com cap@capsi.net cap@capsi.co.uk
          | http://capsi.com/ - telnet://chat.capsi.com:2300/
          | 'What? In riddles?' said Gandalf. 'No! For I was talking aloud
          | to myself. A habit of the old: they choose the wisest person
          | present to speak to; the long explanations needed by the young
          | are wearying.' - "Lord of the Rings" JRR Tolkien

This issue has been moved upstream to the WebKit bug tracker (remember WebKit can be used by both Rekonq and Konqueror).

https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=154375&query_format=advanced&resolution=---&order=changeddate

Please, close this issue.

(In reply to comment #4)
> This issue has been moved upstream to the WebKit bug tracker (remember
> WebKit can be used by both Rekonq and Konqueror).
> 
> https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.
> cgi?list_id=154375&query_format=advanced&resolution=---&order=changeddate
> 
> Please, close this issue.

Thank you for the feedback. Could you please also provide a link to the upstream report? The link you posted doesn't seem related

Ups, sorry: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92577

Thank you for the fast feedback.