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The `initialize` functions don't need to return anything, since their returned value is never used. Returning false is a common practice in jQuery to stop an event, but in plain JavaScript methods it doesn't have any side effects.
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1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
37 lines
1.2 KiB
CoffeeScript
App.PreventDoubleSubmission =
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disable_buttons: (buttons) ->
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setTimeout ->
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buttons.each ->
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button = $(this)
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unless button.hasClass("disabled")
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loading = button.data("loading") ? "..."
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button.addClass("disabled").attr("disabled", "disabled")
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button.data("text", button.val())
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button.val(loading)
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, 1
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reset_buttons: (buttons) ->
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buttons.each ->
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button = $(this)
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if button.hasClass("disabled")
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button_text = button.data("text")
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button.removeClass("disabled").attr("disabled", null)
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if button_text
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button.val(button_text)
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button.data("text", null)
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initialize: ->
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$("form").on("submit", (event) ->
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unless event.target.id == "new_officing_voter" ||
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event.target.id == "admin_download_emails"
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buttons = $(this).find(":button, :submit")
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App.PreventDoubleSubmission.disable_buttons(buttons)
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).on("ajax:success", (event) ->
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unless event.target.id == "new_officing_voter" ||
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event.target.id == "admin_download_emails"
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buttons = $(this).find(":button, :submit")
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App.PreventDoubleSubmission.reset_buttons(buttons)
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)
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