On Dec 3, 3:46 pm, skye riquelme wrote:
> I have a short bit of simple code that lets me create a new
> tiddler
>
...
>
>
> I have used this type of form before and everything works fine. In
> fact this code also works...in that it does create the new
> tiddler.and then RELOADs the pagewhich both annoying and
> totally confusing as to why. Can anyone suggest a cause for this
> behaviour. I note that after the refresh the url reads like -
> file:////Dropbox/directory/Page.html?title=r&text=r&tags=r&fields=r&who=r
> . where these values obviously came from the new tiddler...
The problem is that the is being *submitted* and has
action="..." defined, so it defaults to loading the current page
again, with the form fields packed into the URL.
Two ways to fix this (both really easy!):
1) Change type="submit" to type="button" (the 'onclick' handler does
all the work, so you don't need form to do any additional 'submit'
handling.
and/or
2) add "return false;" to the end of the onclick handler. If the
onclick handler returns false, the submit handler is bypassed by the
browser.
that should do it
enjoy,
-e
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