Ok I figured out what is happening with my <s:submit
method="pageForward" > attempt:
If you specify a form action function (example, <s:form
action="sample!submit") it will supersede your <submit>'s method
parameter and the <submit> method will not get called.
If I remove the "!submit" and make it action="sample" then the <submit>
method is getting called.
Thanks for help on this one.
928572663 wrote:
But I havent' seen anything in the framework yet on how to have a
single form call different functions in the same action class based
on which button was pushed.
That's what <s:submit...>'s "method" attribute does.
I removed the JavaScript and hidden var stuff and replaced it with this:
<s:submit type="image" src="%{#next_button_url}" label=""
cssClass="formButton" method="pageForward" />
but when I click on the image button the form is submitted (my Action's
submit() function is called) but my Action's pageForward() function
didn't get called.
The Tag Reference doc:
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.11.1/docs/submit.html
doesn't have much detail about what to expect: "Set method attribute."
Is my pageForward() method supposed to conform to a certain signature?
Maybe this page can be updated to include this use case?
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/html-form-buttons-howto.html
or
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/multiple-submit-buttons.html
Thanks
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