Sorry for replying to myself, but if I remove the
onClickTopics="confirmReset" attribute then the requestType attribute is
honoured and I can swap between GET and POST at will.
I'm using the onClickTopics to put up a confirmation screen to the user and
the handler is given below;
$(document).ready(function(){
$.subscribe('confirmReset', function(event,data) {
if (confirm('Are you sure you want to reset the
password for this
user?')) return;
event.originalEvent.options.submit = false;
});
});
So the question now is why is the confirmRest topic handler either ignoring
the requestType attribute or forcing the response to be sent as a POST
roger wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have the following in a jsp page:
>
> <s:url id="resetPassword" action="reset-user-password"
> namespace="/admin">
> <s:param name="userName" value="%{userDTO.userName}"/>
> <s:param name="ajax" value="true"/>
> </s:url>
>
> <sj:a href="%{resetPassword}" targets="userDetails"
> onClickTopics="confirmReset" requestType="GET"
> cssClass="vMenuItemText">Reset Password</sj:a>
>
> Using Jquery plugin 3.1.1 the sj:a tag appears to be ignoring the
> requestType="GET" or I'm not specifying it correctly, but either way, when
> I click on the link, the parameter data is sent as a POST and I need to it
> to go as a GET
>
> Regards
>
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