charles h wrote:
> The onsubmit="submitForm(this); return false" didn't work (exactly
> the same behavior).
Yes, the same behavior, but you were one step closer... :-)
> JavaScript Error on line 23 (in my HTML file)
> ReferenceError: Can't find variable: submitForm
>
> So I removed the "(function() {" and "})();" of the iui.js, and it
> worked !!! :-)
>
I forgot that submitForm() is a private, internal method of iUI.
Removing the function wrapper (as you did) will solve your problem, but
it is not a good practice. Try adding this code into the "public" part
(e.g. between getSelectedPage and isNativeUrl) of iUI:
xxSubmitForm: function(form)
{
submitForm(form)
},
Make sure the previous object is followed by a comma.
In your code call:
iui.xxSubmitForm(form)
That should do it.
> But one other error message appeared:
>
> JavaScript Error on Line 1
> Refused to set unsafe header "Content-Length"
>
This error doesn't seem to cause any harm as the "Content-Length"
header is set automatically by the browser. This issue will be fixed in
0.40.
> Maybe there is other way to do that.
>
You can safely comment out that line.
> Also the iPhone keyboard is still visible after the search.
>
This problem (or a similar one) has been submitted on this list
before. I'm not sure how to resolve it, but it probably involves moving
the focus away from the current form/field. (I'm assuming the "return
false" told the browser we're not submitting the form and it therefore
assumes we're still editing it.)
-- Sean
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