How can I stop JavaScript remoting reloading page

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I'm trying to see what is my RemoteAction result however the page reloads before it happens.



How can I stop this?



VF Page:



<button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>


JS Code:



<script type="text/javascript">
function getRemoteName()
var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();

Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction(
'!$RemoteAction.MyController.searchName'
,fieldContent
,function(result, event)
if (event.status)
if(result != null)
console.log('result');
console.log(result);
//do something

else

console.log('Here I am not');

else if (event.type === 'exception')
console.log('exception');
else
console.log('Beyond exception');


, escape: true
);

</script>


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  • you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
    – Caspar Harmer
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I'm trying to see what is my RemoteAction result however the page reloads before it happens.



How can I stop this?



VF Page:



<button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>


JS Code:



<script type="text/javascript">
function getRemoteName()
var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();

Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction(
'!$RemoteAction.MyController.searchName'
,fieldContent
,function(result, event)
if (event.status)
if(result != null)
console.log('result');
console.log(result);
//do something

else

console.log('Here I am not');

else if (event.type === 'exception')
console.log('exception');
else
console.log('Beyond exception');


, escape: true
);

</script>


I've tried to follow this link JavaScript remoting reloading page but did't fit to my problem or I missunderstand how to apply in my case










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  • you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
    – Caspar Harmer
    1 hour ago













up vote
2
down vote

favorite









up vote
2
down vote

favorite











I'm trying to see what is my RemoteAction result however the page reloads before it happens.



How can I stop this?



VF Page:



<button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>


JS Code:



<script type="text/javascript">
function getRemoteName()
var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();

Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction(
'!$RemoteAction.MyController.searchName'
,fieldContent
,function(result, event)
if (event.status)
if(result != null)
console.log('result');
console.log(result);
//do something

else

console.log('Here I am not');

else if (event.type === 'exception')
console.log('exception');
else
console.log('Beyond exception');


, escape: true
);

</script>


I've tried to follow this link JavaScript remoting reloading page but did't fit to my problem or I missunderstand how to apply in my case










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I'm trying to see what is my RemoteAction result however the page reloads before it happens.



How can I stop this?



VF Page:



<button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>


JS Code:



<script type="text/javascript">
function getRemoteName()
var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();

Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction(
'!$RemoteAction.MyController.searchName'
,fieldContent
,function(result, event)
if (event.status)
if(result != null)
console.log('result');
console.log(result);
//do something

else

console.log('Here I am not');

else if (event.type === 'exception')
console.log('exception');
else
console.log('Beyond exception');


, escape: true
);

</script>


I've tried to follow this link JavaScript remoting reloading page but did't fit to my problem or I missunderstand how to apply in my case







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  • you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
    – Caspar Harmer
    1 hour ago

















  • you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
    – Caspar Harmer
    1 hour ago
















you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
– Caspar Harmer
1 hour ago





you need to prevent default.-> function getRemoteName(event) { event.preventDefault(); var fieldContent = $('.elementClassId').val();
– Caspar Harmer
1 hour ago











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By default, a button will cause a form submit. You have to prevent this default either by cancelling the default behavior, or by returning "false" from your handler. The easiest method is to simply do this:



<button onclick="getRemoteName(); return false;" ...


This will prevent the default behavior from happening, and your function should be called.






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  • Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
    – M. Massula
    1 hour ago


















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The page is reloading because browser is interpreting it as submit button. Default behaviour of submit button is to refresh. You can use the answer suggested by sfdcfox or can try the following:



You can make the type attribute of your button as "button". Some browsers act like submit if type is not specified.



<button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()" type="button">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>



Always specify the type attribute for a element. Different
browsers use different default types for the element.




Src: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp






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    By default, a button will cause a form submit. You have to prevent this default either by cancelling the default behavior, or by returning "false" from your handler. The easiest method is to simply do this:



    <button onclick="getRemoteName(); return false;" ...


    This will prevent the default behavior from happening, and your function should be called.






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    • Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
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      1 hour ago















    up vote
    3
    down vote













    By default, a button will cause a form submit. You have to prevent this default either by cancelling the default behavior, or by returning "false" from your handler. The easiest method is to simply do this:



    <button onclick="getRemoteName(); return false;" ...


    This will prevent the default behavior from happening, and your function should be called.






    share|improve this answer




















    • Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
      – M. Massula
      1 hour ago













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    up vote
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    By default, a button will cause a form submit. You have to prevent this default either by cancelling the default behavior, or by returning "false" from your handler. The easiest method is to simply do this:



    <button onclick="getRemoteName(); return false;" ...


    This will prevent the default behavior from happening, and your function should be called.






    share|improve this answer












    By default, a button will cause a form submit. You have to prevent this default either by cancelling the default behavior, or by returning "false" from your handler. The easiest method is to simply do this:



    <button onclick="getRemoteName(); return false;" ...


    This will prevent the default behavior from happening, and your function should be called.







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    • Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
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    • Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
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    Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
    – M. Massula
    1 hour ago





    Thanks @sfdcfox That worked, I tried to use event.preventDefault(); before, but that was inside my getRemoteName function, so did't work, now makes sence
    – M. Massula
    1 hour ago













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    The page is reloading because browser is interpreting it as submit button. Default behaviour of submit button is to refresh. You can use the answer suggested by sfdcfox or can try the following:



    You can make the type attribute of your button as "button". Some browsers act like submit if type is not specified.



    <button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()" type="button">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>



    Always specify the type attribute for a element. Different
    browsers use different default types for the element.




    Src: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp






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      The page is reloading because browser is interpreting it as submit button. Default behaviour of submit button is to refresh. You can use the answer suggested by sfdcfox or can try the following:



      You can make the type attribute of your button as "button". Some browsers act like submit if type is not specified.



      <button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()" type="button">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>



      Always specify the type attribute for a element. Different
      browsers use different default types for the element.




      Src: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp






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        The page is reloading because browser is interpreting it as submit button. Default behaviour of submit button is to refresh. You can use the answer suggested by sfdcfox or can try the following:



        You can make the type attribute of your button as "button". Some browsers act like submit if type is not specified.



        <button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()" type="button">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>



        Always specify the type attribute for a element. Different
        browsers use different default types for the element.




        Src: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp






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        The page is reloading because browser is interpreting it as submit button. Default behaviour of submit button is to refresh. You can use the answer suggested by sfdcfox or can try the following:



        You can make the type attribute of your button as "button". Some browsers act like submit if type is not specified.



        <button class="btn-enter-panel" onclick="getRemoteName()" type="button">enter <i class="fa fa-long-arrow-right"></i></button>



        Always specify the type attribute for a element. Different
        browsers use different default types for the element.




        Src: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp







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