Yes! The pages have many panels with forms in them. At a point, two forms
where the one inside the other, with the second one appearing conditionally
and that's why it didn't occur to me earlier!
Thanx a lot Igor!
/Kostas
igor.vaynberg wrote:
is the button inside a form?
-Igor
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is the button inside a form?-IgorOn 8/9/06, wicket21 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:I 've tried it, but it doesn't work. To be more precise here is the code :
--This code does NOT work with IE:Page1.html :...td align=rightinput type=submit wicket:id=proceedButton class=mybuttonfree/
/td...Page1.java
Hi,
I'm new with wicket and have the following problem:
I've used wicket for a site and tested it with firefox and works fine. When
testing with IE I find that some buttons do not respond at all. In java I
declare them as new Button ... (or even as Links) and tried in html with
input
you have to use input type=submitinput type=button and button tags do not submit the form - or at least should not according to spec i think. they are only supposed to invoke onclick handlers where _javascript_ either submits the form or does something else.
i noticed that ffox will still submit
