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check-has-changes

version 1.0.1 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

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on 10 October 2022

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Hugo Francisco, Pedro Raposo

5.0

(3 ratings)

check-has-changes

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Check if you can exit the page with a simple web block and a flag variable

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It allows the programmer, through a flag, to verify if the user can leave the page, in case of altered data (the flag is defined by the programmer).

The webblock contains the logic as well as a popup with a more user friendly message (defined by the programmer).

It also has the ability to create a White List with elements that should not be validated.

Release notes (1.0.1)

1- Add the possibility to bind to a Form by its Id;

2- Added Event BindFormHasChanges.

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