Re: Click in page directly send to server? (General questions)
Dirk,
This is only a simple example. You can also assign a value attribute to your checkBox and check it thru Posted vars. But it's up to you to process the request and deliver the response.
If you on the other hand don't want to actually perform a POST each time you click on a checkbox, you could use for example AJAX. That would allow you to only refresh certain parts of the page.
As for AuthenticationLevel, this isn't something that we can really implement. However, you can implement it from your point. You can check Users credentials at any time, and decide what you want to do (either allow or not, or send him an error page).
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Damba
Complete thread:
- Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 10:30
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 11:35
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 11:46
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 12:25
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 12:40
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 13:39
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 13:50
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 13:54
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 13:50
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 13:39
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 12:40
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 12:25
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - dirk, 2009-11-19, 11:46
- Re: Click in page directly send to server? - wodDamir, 2009-11-19, 11:35