I think your are submitting the page twice  like :
 a)onCheck() : On check submits the page once.
 b) mykeydown(): when you press enter(whichkey==13 ) also submits the page.

Regards
Amar



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Subject: Why my jsp page is submit twice?


I have two JSP page, there are one text and one button in index.jsp,when
write some information in text area and press Enter Key,this page will be
submit to other JSP page named cal.jsp,and in cal.jsp will print a message
"receive".when I run this index.jsp,and write some information in textarea
and then press Enter Key,I found this page is submit to cal.jsp,but I found
that cal.jsp print two receive,like follows:
receive
receive

It should print "receive" once,but in fact it prints "receive" twice,why
occur this condition? I only submit once.
My code is follows:

index.jsp
...
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
   function onCheck(){
    if(strIsNull(document.thisform.code.value)==true){
     alert("can't null");
     return;
    }
    else{
     document.thisform.action="cal.jsp";
     document.thisform.submit();
    }
  }

    function mykeydown() {
     var whichkey=event.keyCode;
     if (whichkey==13 || whichkey==10){
       document.thisform.action="cal.jsp";
       document.thisform.submit();
     }
    }
 -->
</script>
<form form name="thisform" method="post">
<input name="code" type="text" size="18" onkeydown="mykeydown()">
<a href="javascript:onCheck();"><img src="images/queding.gif" width="46"
height="19" border="0"></a>
</form>
...


cal.jsp
...
<%
    System.out.println("receive");
%>

Any idea will be appreciated!
Best regards,
Edward






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