On 03.11.2004 12:14, Bart Molenkamp wrote:
Why is attribute action-command required for submit widgets? AFAICS, it's only used when firing an event, and in most cases, these events won't be captured (because submit will end processing the form, and you could see this as the event).
If you don't use submit widgets but just add <input type="submit"/> to the form template, you'll have the same effect. Is that correct?
This 'feature' is on the list for stabilizing CForms. The action-command attribute will be made optional as any other attribute too.
Joerg
