It would be nice to specifyan 'action' on the <netui:select> tag that would 
correspond to a form submit on an onChange event
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                 Key: BEEHIVE-1163
                 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-1163
             Project: Beehive
          Issue Type: Improvement
          Components: NetUI
    Affects Versions: 1.0.1
            Reporter: Nathan Olson


The <netui:anchor> tag has an 'action' and 'formSubmit' attribute that used in 
conjuction, will submit the current form to an action that is different than 
that specified in the enclosing <netui:form> tag.  This works well when needing 
to submit the form to an intermediate action and keep the rest of the form 
around.  It would be nice to have something similar surrounding a 
<netui:select> tag.  Here's a the use case I'm interested in;

I have a form that has two select fields and a textArea.  However, the two 
select fields are related, meaning that the value chosen in selectA then feeds 
the options within selectB.  So, I would like an action to be called when the 
onChange event on selectA is called that will then update the values within 
selectB.  However, I don't want to lose the entire form as the user may have 
input some value in the textArea.  Then, when the user has filled the entire 
form, the action on the form itself is submitted and processed.

I think there might be a workaround for this specific use case, but this is a 
simplification of what I'm actually trying to accomplish (I've got many 
inter-related select boxes with many other things within the form) and I think 
solving this use case with same scenario that is used for the <netui:anchor> 
tag would solve my complex use case.

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