It also doesn't work on 2.1.8, but when I try to use this workaround I get:
org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: foo is not a function.
where foo is the id of the button I pressed.
It shows the discriminator line as the location of the error.
Josep A. Frau wrote:
This code don't work for me en Cocoon 2.1.7. I think its a problem
with the javascript type.
I use:
form.showForm();
switch(* String (*form.submitId)) {
case "details":
showDetails();
break;
case "create":
createNew();
break;
case "cart":
redisplayForm = false;
showCart();
break;
case "ok":
redisplayForm = false;
processForm(form);
break;
}
En/na Jeroen Reijn ha escrit:
Hi Fernando,
You can react in flow based on the submitId of the form.
You can request the submitId from flow by using:
form.submitId
Example:
form.showForm();
switch(form.submitId) {
case "details":
showDetails();
break;
case "create":
createNew();
break;
case "cart":
redisplayForm = false;
showCart();
break;
case "ok":
redisplayForm = false;
processForm(form);
break;
}
I found the example in the archives.
Regards,
Reijn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can one react differently in a flow when there are several
fd:submit elements in a form?
Thanks
Kind regards,
Jeroen Reijn
Hippo
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