Hi,
yes, because no AJAX will be used but the site will be reloaded (the
right form will be sent in the POST), so the ID is OK.
The idea is to say, the submit was run ( onclick="$('formid').sumbit
()" ) so then AJAX can work with submit event ( $('formid').addEvent
('submit', function(e){ )
Jan
Steve Onnis napsal(a):
> Sure you have the ID of the form correct?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: H13 [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, 8 September 2009 2:41 AM
> To: MooTools Users
> Subject: [Moo] Re: Submit()
>
>
> Hi, thank you for answers but:
>
> if I use:
> ---
> $('formid').send();
> ---
> I get (in firebug):
> ---
> b is null
> anonymous(Object)mootools-core.js (line 338)
> anonymous()mootools-core.js (line 97)
> anonymous(Object name=a)mootools-core.js (line 346)
> function onclick(event) { $("form1").send(); }(click clientX=461,
> clientY=294)1 (line 2)
> [Break on this error] }var e=b.lastIndexOf("/");if(e>-1&&(e=b....
> (a.toUpperCase(),b,this.options.async);\n
> ---
> :-(
>
> If I use:
> ---
> onclick="$('formid').fireEvent('submit');"
> ---
> I get:
> ---
> a is undefined
> anonymous(Object name=a, Window store.php)mootools-core.js (line 82)
> anonymous(Object name=e)script.php (line 6)
> anonymous()mootools-core.js (line 57)
> anonymous(Object name=d)mootools-core.js (line 58)
> anonymous(function())mootools-core.js (line 185)
> anonymous("submit", Object name=b, Object name=a)mootools-core.js
> (line 186)
> function onclick(event) { $("form1").fireEvent("submit"); }(click
> clientX=441, clientY=287)1 (line 2)
> [Break on this error] var Event=new Native({name:"Event",initi...rn a;}
> this.$extended=true;var j=a.type;\n
> ---
