Nancy, could you try to be a little more specific and clearer in your
explanations?
Nancy Lin wrote:
Our application required that if user enter some data and click on
other menu link or tab without clicking the submit button, the page
will automatically be save.
Do you mean that you are submitting the form anyway, using JavaScript,
just with a different action mapping?
The problem is it is causing double
submit, first the save submit action will be called and then the menu
link action that user want to go to.
So I take it the first submit happens when the user clicks a link
(instead of the submit button), and JavaScript is submitting the form
(for a save action and not a normal submit action). Correct? So how/when
does the second submit come into play? Doesn't your action process the
first submit and then forward to the page the user wanted? Or are you
using a redirect? Even so, a redirect would only be a GET request, so I
don't understand the double submit.
But since xml configuration
tells where to go when the save submit action is sucessful, the
second action never gets called.
Hmm, this seems to contradict what you just said. I don't understand.
Erik
Anyone have similar application that required this implied save? Any
solution or suggestion are welcome.
Thanks.
Cometcosmo
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