Hi Deepak, Adrian, If I understood well, only menu items are concerned. Because there are no reasons to want a hidden form for a menu item. In other cases, for security reasons, we want to be sure to have hidden forms.
If we need to check all menus items, we either need to create a tool or rely on manpower As I don't want to create a tool for that, I checked all the main applications menu items on trunk demo, all correct. If we could coordonate with some users we could easily check all other sub-menu items (only 17 apps) I will ask for help on user ML, let's see... Jacques Deepak Dixit wrote: > I found these reported request :) > > All the request with event attribute will be render in same way and create > hidden form. > > Thanks & Regards > >> That doesn't answer my question. Why are only two requests being changed? >> What makes those two requests the exception to all >> other requests that include an event? >> >> -Adrian >> >> On 7/5/2013 12:19 PM, Deepak Dixit wrote: >>> Hi Adrian, >>> >>> These controller request has "event", and if an request event attribute is >>> not null then WidgetWorker.determineAutoLinkType() >>> return hidden-form as link type and its create an empty form for the same. >>> WidgetWorker method convert hyper links to hidden >>> for for service type of event as we allow only post parameter for service. >>> >>> Thanks & Regards
