Hi,
what happens if you use <input type="submit"/> instead of <button
type="submit"? /> I'm not really sure why out shoud not work, but I have
used <input type="submit"/> for years and it has never let me down :-)
Regards,
Jeroen Reijn
Xu, Yiwen wrote:
We are currently experiencing a problem for button submission for IE
browser. We tested it in several IE. it worked successfully in
successfully, but some other IE seems unable to get the submitted button
id which cause our application failure (see below for more details). All
IE we originally tested was version 6. We upgrade those problematic IE
to 7 and 8.1, but same problem still occurred. Can anyone tell me what
IE configuration or OS configuration might impact this cocoon button
submission process?
Thanks in advance !!!
----- Details ----------
This is the html code which contains the "Summit" button.
<button title="" value="1" name="msag-query-QueryAction"
id="msag-query-QueryAction" type="submit" class="submit">Submit</button>
This is the debug message in the javascript program which loads and
processes the form:
cocoon.log.error("submitted button ID : " + form.submitId + "\n
submitted widget :" + form.getWidget().getSubmitWidget());
For those IE which doesn't have problem, the debug result shows:
submitted button ID : msag-query-QueryAction submitted widget
:Submit-msag-query-QueryAction
But for those problematic IE, the debug result is:
submitted button ID : undefined
submitted widget :Submit-msag-query-QueryAction
which caused cocoon throws " java.lang.IllegalStateException:
SubmitWidget can only be set once. "
