Sorry I can't really answer your question, but we gave up on submit button
names a while ago. Nice idea but it is a bit messy due to browser quirks, form
serialization for ajax, and enter key submit. Two submit's on the same page
should work, but IIRC IE 6 and 7 do different things depending on number and
types of fields on the form. When we noticed this, I mocked up some test html
pages, a lot of these combinations behaved differently and the submit name was
deemed 'too unreliable' between gecko and ie6/7:
One text field
One text field one submit
Two text fields one submit
Two text fields two submits
One select field one submit
Etc
Instead of even bothering to understand all these quirky 'rules' we opted to
just to manage the _eventName parameter in any requests. I'm curious if anyone
has NOT run into issues with the default handler firing unexpectedly despite
use of <stripes:submit name="notdefault" />.
The source of the event name has always caused a bit of confusion for me - the
backend code around this was cleaned up recently, but IMO this,
* <p>
* Failing that, search for a parameter in the request whose name matches
one of the named
* events handled by the ActionBean. For example, if the ActionBean can
handle events foo and
* bar, this method will scan the request for foo=somevalue and
bar=somevalue. If it finds a
* request parameter with a matching name it will return that name. If
there are multiple
* matching names, the result of this method cannot be guaranteed and a
* {...@link StripesRuntimeException} will be thrown.
* </p>
should not exist anymore..
Don't forget about the enter key =) also prototype.js needed a patch to get
submits into form.serialize()...
-----Original Message-----
From: Paulo Silva [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 1:18 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Stripes-dev] Submit form in IE doesn't send the correct event
Hi,
I have a form that has 2 submit buttons (one to one event, another
goes to another).
Everything works alright except when I press enter to submit the form in IE7.
If I do that the button name isn't posted so Stripes goes to the
default handler instead of the correct event.
This also happens if I have only 1 submit button. My form has 1 select
and 2 input fields. I did the exact samething for other forms and they
work correctly, I don't understand why IE7 doesn't send this
information sometimes.
Anyone has a clue?
TIA
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