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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: Paul Lynch <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 22:03:59 +0100


On 25 Apr 2006, at 21:40, Robert Walker wrote:

I would have to disagree to a degree here (as I try to remember back to my pre-WO days). You can put as many submit buttons as you want in a standard HTML form, but the form can only submit to one URL. Each submit button can have a different value that is submitted along with the rest of the form values, so you can tell which submit button was pressed. Behind the scenes, this is what WO is doing when you tell it the form has multiple submit buttons. The only thing that's not really defined, but seems to be the case, is that the first submit button is the one called when Enter is pressed within a text field in the form. I think the only way to be absolutely certain of the behavior would be to implement the previously mentioned javascript solution.

I could be mistaken, but don't you have to use some other type of button besides "submit" to have multiple buttons in a "non-WO" HTML form? I know that if you do not set "multiple-submit" in your WOForm and have multiple submit buttons, clicking any button with the mouse (other than the first one I think) will not function. Your action does not get called. I always understood this as a limitation of HTML forms containing multiple "submit" buttons.

IIRC, and depending on your choice of browser, without multiple submit, all buttons of any nature submit the default action, which is the action of the first in form. I believe that html forms work the way Mark described.


My favourite submit button related glitch is when you use a button inside a repetition, and your web designer set an id or name tag (one or the other, I forget which) for the button, causing WO to treat them all the same as if the first button in the repetition was clicked.

Paul
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