Hi,
I think you might be running into a timing issue. I would suggest
this... onClick of the button, first, disable the button, and then set a
timeout, set for like 1 millisecond (which is probably a lower
resolution than is available, but it will basically fire immediately,
that's what you want). Do the submission to the first action. Then, in
that timeout function, start another timeout for maybe 500 millisecond.
When it fires, make the second submission. I'm guessing that the
first request doesn't begin before the code starting the second one
fires. This timeout scheme should avoid that.
Alternatively, have another form on the page with ll the same elements,
but hidden. Then just have a bit of Javascript to iterate over the
elements of the real form and transfer them to the second form. Then
just submit both forms, each one targeting a different action.
One other option, and probably the one I'd go for myself, is instead of
submitting the form at all, make two AJAX requests, one to each action.
The submit button would be an ordinary button to avoid its own submit
getting in the way. It would be a little more work on your part, since
you have to handle the response, but any of the libraries available
today will make it childs' play.
Frank
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Prafulla Nawale wrote:
Hi,
I am facing one problem on submit of jsp.
I think its most probably an issue related to javascript. Can you please help
me in figuring out it.
There is a button on the screen, on click of that button i invoke the
javascript function and in that function i submit the form two times, to two
different actions.
So what happens mostly in this case is only the second action is executed. I can see the log corresponding to second action only.
Can anyone please help me in solving this.
the code snippet in js is like this
var win = window.open("", "checklist", features);
document.formMain.target = "checklist";
document.formMain.action = '../..' + actionPath + '/' + link + '?uniqeId='+uniqeId
+ '&ref=' + refName;
document.formMain.submit();
document.formMain.target = "checklist";
document.formMain.action = '../../PrintOut/Polling/Polling.do?uniqeId='+uniqeId +
'&ref=' + refName;
document.formMain.submit();
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