hi michelle,
i see a main difference between your struts version and your non-struts
version. on the struts version you have forms[0] referencing your form and
on the second one you have forms[1].
the secure way to talk to forms by JavaScript is to reference the form by
name.
anyone else out there been able to make this work?
Thanks,
Michelle
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From: Norman Timmler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Michelle Popovits
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 4:55 AM
Subject: Re: unable to programmatically perform a submit
hi
Michelle,
I had the exact same issue in IE and it had to do
with having an actual submit or reset button as part of the form. For some
reason, If I had a submit button on the form, performing a submit in javascript
yeilded the error that you see. When I remove the submit button (or reset
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Subject: Re: unable to programmatically perform a submit
Yes, I am referencing 0 and 1 because I am running both forms on the same
page (simultaneously).
The 0 is for the struts form and the 1 is for the non-struts form.
I can programmatically, submit no problem on the non-struts form
, June 21, 2001 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: unable to programmatically perform a submit
Yes, I am referencing 0 and 1 because I am running both forms on the same
page (simultaneously).
The 0 is for the struts form and the 1 is for the non-struts form.
I can programmatically, submit no problem on the non
];
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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: unable to programmatically perform a submit
hi michelle,
could you please post the specific part of your source-code from your
browser.
this would help to resolve your problem.
thanks.
norman
- Original Message
Spencer Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
// Submit the form.
a href=javascript:
parent.window.content.document.forms[0].submit()Submit/a
We use this bit of code to trigger the submit button in the body from the
top frame.
Sorry, I didn't follow the complete thread. We ran in the same
to programmatically perform a submit
Bill,
Did you name your submit button submit ?
I came across this problem as well.
It appears that you cannot name an object on your screen the same thing
as
a javascript action, for example, submit().
When I renamed by submit button to btnSubmit
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