Maybe i'm missing something...but..why can't you just use straight
html, for example:
"javascript:window.close();" />
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On 06/03/2009, at 11:26 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 5, 2009, at 1:25 PM, David Re
On Mar 5, 2009, at 1:25 PM, David Ress wrote:
List,
I know I am missing something obvious, but lack of sleep, etc... is
keeping my neurons from firing...
I have 3 WOSubmitButton inside a WOForm, ie,
where:
Form1: WOForm {
}
DownloadButton: WOSubmitButton {
action = downloadR
I think the problem is that when you use the onClick event of a
submit button that code is executed by the browser before the submit
of the form. I think that's the reason why it is not working.
This is a possible solution (I did not test it)
1. Create a String on your java class
public Str
Hello Miguel,
Re: First
My copy mistake, yes, multipleSubmit is true. The development
computer is not allowed on a network so I was re-typing the html and
WOD and left that off.
Re: Second
You and Quniton Dolan both suggested this route. I admit it works,
but I was hoping for a more vis
First,
I am not sure if it is a good Idea to close the browser window at the
same time you attempt to submit the form.
Second,
Is the multipleSubmit binding of your form set to true?
Finally, I think you should allow the browser window to complete the
submit (Request / Response) cycle
List,
I know I am missing something obvious, but lack of sleep, etc... is
keeping my neurons from firing...
I have 3 WOSubmitButton inside a WOForm, ie,
where:
Form1: WOForm {
}
DownloadButton: WOSubmitButton {
action = downloadReport;
value = "Download";
}
CloseButton
