Hi!
Does anyone happen to know how WebObjects knows which button was
clicked to submit a form?
I do know that the INPUT element has an elementID and how this maps
to actions in invokeAction...
So it's not the WebObjects side of things I am worried about, it's
the HTML.
So when a form is submitted, by default it's form action URL is
called. But what parameter tells the server what triggered the
submission?
OK, what I want to do is to submit a form using JavaScript. And of
JavaScript I know very little. There is stuff like:
document.myForm.submit()
But what if I want to simulate the click of a button? I don't think
button.click() will do it as I want to attach my script to the
button, so this would be an infiite loop.
Can I grab the INPUT element's ID and somehow submit it along with
the form?
Pierre
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