Hi,
I have a page that has a tag like this:
<html:submit property="submit" value="Preview Post"/>
Now I am adding a feature that will automatically submit the form under
certain circumstances, so I have some Javascript like this:
document.postForm.submit();
I can see from
http://www.chovy.com/personal/javascript-error-submit-is-not-a-function/
and http://www.mail-archive.com/user@struts.apache.org/msg19691.html
that this won't work if there is any form element named "submit" -- so I
finally got the Javascript submit to work by renaming my Struts submit
button.
But unfortunately, if I name it anything other than "submit," things
break once the form is actually submitted to the action. Specifically,
if I don't use property="submit" but rather property="foo," I will get
an IndexOutOfBoundsException coming from somewhere in PropertyUtils. As
soon as I set it back to property="submit," it works again (but of
course my Javascript submit stops working).
Any way around this? Does Struts require that the property be "submit"
here? I can't find anything in *my* code that's specifically looking for
a request parameter named "submit."
Thanks
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