Hi,

In model/controller, how do we know if the checkbox is checked? I would to do something like

if(Checked){ //do something }

Thanks in advance

if ($this->checkbox_field_name) {
       // do something
}

Hi Daniel81,

Thanks for your answer! But this code only works if i save the model. Is there a way to do it without saving the model? Thanks

Without saving the model there's null value, so not sure how you'd check for a checkbox checked that doesn't technically exist until the model is saved

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Hi Daniel81,

Thanks for your reply. Is there no other way to get the current checkbox status? Also, how can i manually save the model? I thinking along the line of manually saving a model by press a button widget and get the checkbox status. Thanks

This check can only be done on client side. So use javascript or jQuery for that:

if($("#idOfYourCheckbox").is(':checked')) {
    alert('checked')
}  else {
     alert('not checked');
}

Instead of alert you can surely make a ajax post to backend and you can respond in your controller to that.

Last updated 7 years ago

Well, It's very easy.

I'll make an example for you.

Within your controller you decided to make a button that do something when the user select one record or more.

Here's the button

<button
        class="btn btn-default oc-icon-trash-o"
        disabled="disabled"
        onclick="$(this).data('request-data', {
        checked: $('.control-list').listWidget('getChecked')
        })"
        data-request="onDelete"
        data-request-confirm="<?= e(trans('lilessam.maintenancesystem::lang.sure')) ?>"
        data-trigger-action="enable"
        data-trigger=".control-list input[type=checkbox]"
        data-trigger-condition="checked"
        data-request-success="$(this).prop('disabled', true)"
        data-stripe-load-indicator>
        <?= e(trans('backend::lang.list.delete_selected')) ?>
        </button>

Notice that I'm using Ajax, So in my controller I defined a function called onDelete Here's how I know if the checked record.

 /** Delete items from the list. Ajax call **/
    public function onDelete() {
        /** Check if this is even set **/
        if (($checkedIds = post('checked')) && is_array($checkedIds) && count($checkedIds)) {

          /** Check if there's more than one record **/
          if(count($checkedIds) > 1) :
          /** There's more than one record checked **/
          /** cycle through each id **/
            foreach ($checkedIds as $objectId) {
                /** Check if there's an object actually related to this id
                  **/
                if (!$object = \Lilessam\Maintenancesystem\Models\Equipment::find($objectId))
                    continue;  /** Screw this, next! **/
                //Do delete the record
                $object->delete();
            }
          else:
          /** There's only one record checked **/
            \Flash::error('You have to select more than one record');
          endif;

        }
        /** Return the new contents of the list, so the user will feel as if
          * they actually happened something
          **/
        return $this->listRefresh();
    }

Hi LilEssam,

Thanks for your reply, but it the code where did $checkedIds come from? Thanks

As you can see we put post('checked') in $checkedIds

So the javascript code which I showed you sends a post request with the name checked to onDelete function in controller.

You can see it in

 onclick="$(this).data('request-data', {
        checked: $('.control-list').listWidget('getChecked')
        })"

Last updated 7 years ago