I'm not sure whether I like the idea at all tbh. In what situation - other than developer laziness - would this be a great advantage? We would be supporting something that HTML doesn't support, meaning that we unleash magic to make it work, and don't think I like nested forms conceptually either.
But maybe I just need to see a good use case explained :) Eelco On 10/10/06, Matej Knopp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Couple of weeks ago Martijn mentioned the idea of nested forms. What would that mean? It would allow us to put Form inside other Form. The inner form(s) would be rendered as div. Outer form would get submitted, but only the inner form (the one IFormSubmittingComponent.getForm() returns) would be validated. I really like this idea, although there are several things to be considered: a) it would break stylesheets. The inner form will no longer be rendered as <form, it will be rendered as <div b) it won't fire onsubmit from the inner form even though Button.shouldInvokeJavascriptFormOnsubmit returns true. Anyway, is anyone using this? Sounds a bit like hack to me, because only button and submit link support that. WDYT? -Matej
