Thanks Chris, that works. I think this used to be a simple button,
rather than a submit.
Sincerely,
Frank McLean
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Frank,
Frank McLean wrote:
I have a couple of submit buttons similar to the following:
<html:submit value='Update stuff'
onclick='mode.value=2;document.forms[0].submit()'/>
Your javascript is causing the "multiple submit" behavior. You need to
change your onclick handler to this:
onclick="mod.value=2; document.forms[0].submit(); return false;"
If you don't have the "return false" at the end, then the default action
is still performed (which, for a SUBMIT button is to submit the form).
So, you have one form submission coming from your javascript trigger,
and another that the browser is performing because you didn't tell it
not to do so.
- -chris
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