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Re: multiple submit - possible workaround advice
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Re: multiple submit - possible workaround advice


  • Subject: Re: multiple submit - possible workaround advice
  • From: WebObjects <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2006 17:03:46 -0700
  • Thread-topic: multiple submit - possible workaround advice

Ondra,

Even the concept of multiple-submits itself isn't necessarily supported
100%, but I'm going to err in favor of my little hidden 2x2.gif and test it
across several newer browsers and then accept it as working.  And as a
worse-case I have coded all submit actions to produce recoverable events if
a fault were to happen.  And I'm using that handy tip to remove it from the
tab-order as well (thanks again guys).

Did I mention it has to work in a micro-browser on the University's PDA/Cell
Phone(s)?  Sure to turn the simplest app into a four week project :)

Thanks for your input - everyone.

-Bill


on 4/24/06 15:57, Ondra Cada at email@hidden wrote:

> Robert,
>
> On 24.4.2006, at 23:54, Robert Walker wrote:
>
>> So if one had the need to make it appear that the "default" button
>> should be the second or third button in the form, wouldn't it be
>> possible to create this "hidden" image button at the top of the
>> form and bind its action to the same action as the one you want for
>> your "default" action?
>
> Chuck or someone with greater experience may correct me, but I do
> fear the behaviour of a multi-submit form when an Enter is pressed in
> some field is undefined at the HTML level, and essentially each
> browser may interpret the event in a different way (say, browser A
> would always take the very first submit of the form, whilst browser B
> would always take the first button after the textfield in which the
> Enter was pressed).
>
> Therefore, I am afraid that if you need a consistent behaviour of
> Enter, there are only two solutions:
>
> (a) single-submit form;
> (b) JavaScript.
> ---
> Ondra Čada
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