no !
use
dojo.event.connect instead.
I haven't a running T4 application under my eyes, so take a look to the
src/html.
You should be able to seethe generated code.
But is you put an hidden @Submit into your application and then call its
click method it's a quicker solution.
kiuma
On 7/19/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a form containing a button which uses onclick to submit the
form.The
button is like:
<input type="button" name="insertButton" onclick="submitForm( this.form);"
id="insertButton" value="Update" />
And SubmitForm is as this,
submitForm = function( form ){
if( form.onsubmit() !== false )
{
form.submit();
}
}
After clicking the button, submitForm will cause
Tapestry.form.onFormSubmit(..) throw exception because onFormsubmit need
to
check event using following codes
if(!evt || dj_undef("target", evt)) {
dojo.raise("No valid form event found with argument: " + evt);
return;
}
It's because calling form.onsubmit() does not pass such an event.
Regards,
Eric
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