On Mon, 2002-07-22 at 00:04, Matt Feifarek wrote:
| 1. Multiple submit buttons on the same page and submit with Enter.
| Problem: Browsers have undefined behavior with regard to multiple submit
| buttons on the same form. Some of them provide the name=value pair of
| the first submit button
Matt Feifarek wrote:
| - If called from within an awake() or sleep() method, it immediately
skips
| all further awake(), respond(), and sleep() processing and sends the
| accumulated response.
Shouldn't it still call sleep?
Usually, one subclasses Page and has something like this in
| If you're within awake() and you need to skip the respond() but you still
| want sleep() to be called, you can just call it yourself:
Well, sure, but you can do the same thing in response() ;-)
I'm not trying to be annoying, or anything, but consistency seems like a
good idea for something
Matt Feifarek wrote:
| If you're within awake() and you need to skip the respond() but you
still
| want sleep() to be called, you can just call it yourself:
Well, sure, but you can do the same thing in response() ;-)
True. In response() it would always be safe to call
Well, I have been wrong a lot lately... My HTML page had 7 very similar
img src=ShowPix?pid=4tn=160
tags trying to display 7 images. The second image succeeded and the other 6
failed. If I had messed up the classes.csv file all seven images should have
failed. Also, restarting the
| See the problem? If SitePage.awake() calls endResponse() then
Yeah. It seems there's no sure fire way to do it. You either run the risk
of calling it when you shouldn't or not calling it when you should. It's up
to the servlet author to be rigorous... maybe an exception could be
introduced
