You're complicating your implementation beyond needed. What you're trying
is to do two requests in sequence: one to submit the form, other to handle
an event. This is very error-prone, as it relies on the ordering of the
arrival of the. Just use a LinkSubmit: the form will be submitted and
On Fri, 02 Apr 2010 02:02:00 -0300, LiborGMC wrote:
What I'm trying to do is create actionLink (which call handleAction in
Java). But before I handle this action I need some data on server. That
is way I call submit form before event is propagated to server.
You're complicating your impleme
Link has been removed again. So another attempt:
Submit
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Submit
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Hi,
thanks for the reply. I've put code of "tml" file correctly but it has been
adjusted somehow. Here is the code of link again:
Submit
What I'm trying to do is create actionLink (which call handleAction in
Java). But before I handle this action I need some data on server. That is
way I call su
Earlier versions of T5 had a subtle bug. If you used a t:submit
component without an explicit component id (no t:id attribute), it
would be assigned the default id "submit". On the client side,
form.submit (normally a JavaScript function) would be replaced with a
reference to the submit element.
On Thu, 01 Apr 2010 02:25:48 -0300, LiborGMC wrote:
I've tried use Opera debugger just make sure that JS code with submit
form is called. Yes it is.
I've tested your code in Opera 10.10 in Linux and it worked perfectly. I
just added a link to submit the:
onclick="document.getElementById(
On Thu, 01 Apr 2010 02:25:48 -0300, LiborGMC wrote:
This code works for me on Firefox 3 and IE8. It doesn't work on Safari 4,
Opera 9.64.
Why Opera 9.64? The latest version is 10.52 in Windows, 10.1 in other
operating systems.
I'm an Opera fan, use it all the time, including e-mail throgh
I've tried use Opera debugger just make sure that JS code with submit form is
called. Yes it is.
I've created simple web application in Tapestry 5.1.0.5. Just one form, one
textfield and one link which fire submit form. It DOESN'T WORK for me in
Safari and Opera at all. I post example of my code:
That's also what I'm using.
Have you tried using the JS debugger in Safari? If you have Firebug
installed in Firefox, I'd try that one, too.
mrg
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 8:51 AM, LiborGMC wrote:
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> Thanks for the reply. I've tried your suggestions but it didn't helps me. I'm
> using Tapestry
Thanks for the reply. I've tried your suggestions but it didn't helps me. I'm
using Tapestry 5.1.0.5 with prototype.js 1.6.1. What version do you use?
Libor
I submit a form via JavaScript and it works in Safari, IE, and
Firefox. For me, I use:
$('myFormID').submit();
mrg
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Oh, one more thing ... mine is being done when responding to a click
on a hyperlink. I also had to kill the event (the hyperlink click):
Event.stop(event);
Where event is the event from the hyperlink in my onClick handler. My
form submit didn't work properly before adding this.
mrg
O
I submit a form via JavaScript and it works in Safari, IE, and
Firefox. For me, I use:
$('myFormID').submit();
mrg
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 8:26 AM, LiborGMC wrote:
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> Hi,
> thanks to issue with IE8
> http://old.nabble.com/Error-in-tapestry.js-in-IE-8-ts27714386.html#a27904924
> http://old.n
Hi,
thanks to issue with IE8
http://old.nabble.com/Error-in-tapestry.js-in-IE-8-ts27714386.html#a27904924
http://old.nabble.com/Error-in-tapestry.js-in-IE-8-ts27714386.html#a27904924
I removed all mixins and checkbox groups and I replaced them with simple
Javascript. But I struggling with strang
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