I haven't looked at your actual code, but tbh combining a normal and
ajax request like that doesn't sound like a very good idea to me.
Can't you issue the form submit as part of a script you set in the
AjaxRequestTarget of the preparing action? Something like:
target.appendJavaScript(myForm.getMarkupId() + submit(););
Eelco
On 3/29/07, ChuckDeal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a scenario where I want to perform an action on the server prior to
issuing a jsform.submit() on the client. I had been using SubmitLink, but
the timing was wrong because I need to tweak some data on the client BEFORE
submitting. I finally got the idea to combine AjaxLink and SubmitLink. I
get the onClick action on the server when the user clicks the button and I
planned on using an AjaxCallDecorator to decorateOnSuccessScript to put the
javascript code to submit the form (from SubmitLink). I believe that I have
it correct now, but I am experiencing JavaScript problems.
I put together this quickstart (minus lib folder) to show the simplified
scenario: http://www.nabble.com/file/7527/quickstart-ajaxcalldec.zip
quickstart-ajaxcalldec.zip
calling document.getElementById('form_id') returns null when the success
script fires. Based upon the quickstart that I put together, I think it is
because I am refreshing the component that is firing the event to begin
with. Could someone with more experience in this give it a looksee?
Chuck
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