Take a look first line in the invoke function:
function invoke(form, event, container) {
if (!form.onsubmit) { form.onsubmit = function() { return false } };
var params = Form.serialize(form, {submit:event});
new Ajax.Updater(container, form.action, {method:'post',
parameters:params});
}
That line effectively disables the normal form submit function. If a
form's onsubmit returns false, then the form will not submit. When you
click the normal submit button first, the form has no onsubmit and so it
happily does its thing. The first time you click that AJAX submit
button, though, it creates an onsubmit that returns false.
What you have to do is ensure that the form's onsubmit is null (or
returns true) when the normal submit button is clicked. One way would be
to add onclick="this.form.onsubmit=null" to your normal submit button.
-Ben
Ken Barnes wrote:
if i refresh the page and hit the non-ajax button it will
submit as many times
but if i hit the ajax button then try the non-ajax
button it wont send the request.
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