You can specify in which event you want to put your fields readonly. On the following examples, php handlers do a 3 seconds sleep to give you the time to see the difference between each events. Also, the lock selector is empty, meaning that only the button you click will be affected.
| Event | Description | Test 1 | Test 2 |
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| data-lock |
Without event, data-lock is a combination of data-lock-before and data-unlock-complete. |
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| data-lock-before |
Will lock selected fields before the ajax call. |
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| data-lock-complete |
Will lock selected fields after the ajax call, whatever if it failed or succeeded. |
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| data-lock-success |
Will lock selected fields after the ajax call, only if it succeeded. |
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| data-lock-failure |
Will lock selected fields after the ajax call, only if it failed. |
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| data-lock-empty |
Will lock selected fields after the ajax call, only if the response is empty. |
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| data-lock-not-empty |
Will lock selected fields after the ajax call, only if the response is not empty. |