I'm keen for peoples opinions regarding whether this is a bug or not.
<input t:type="Submit" value="submit" />
>>>
<input value="submit" name="submit" type="submit></input>
this causes problems because since the fields name is 'submit' the
javascript function 'form.submit()' is discarded. This just cost me
about 2 hours figuring out why linksubmit components no longer worked on
my page. personally, i think this is a bug.
obviously, you can avoid this by giving your submit component a t:id:
<input t:type="Submit" t:id="mySubmit" value="submit" />
>>>
<input value="submit" name="mySubmit" type="submit></input>
which exposes my second issue with this component - i would expect the
input's 'id' attribute to also equal 'mySubmit' as this is what other
tapestry form components do. in order to get my desired markup, i need
to do the following:
<input t:type="Submit" t:id="mySubmit" id="mySubmit" value="submit" />
>>>
<input id="mySubmit" value="submit" name="mySubmit" type="submit></input>
p.
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