Axel Groß wrote:
aaargh. Just found another problem. Seems that the IE is so clever that if there are multiple buttons of the same name he just submits the first button of the name, regardless of which of them had been clicked. Ok, I think I'll just forget about LookupDispatchAction and HTML 4.0
Sorry for the late reply on this..
Yes give up on the crappy LookupDispatchAction (but not the regular DispatchAction). I've used the LookupDispatchAction for a long time and it ends up becoming way more of a pain than it's worth. Not withstanding are problems you are encountering, but it gets worse when you consider the times when you want to add methods in the action that aren't going to be called by buttons(ie maybe a link) or the button named "Ok" or "Save" on a page might end up calling slightly different dispatch actions (doesn't play well with lookup). It gets so ugly having to make up button labels to add into your resource file just to accomodate these situations. I find it so much more convenient to just use basic javascript and set your dispatch parameter when a button is clicked. It's clean and easy to understand and will always work. So don't give up on the basic "DispatchAction" but good choice giving up on the "LookupDispatchAction":)
-- Rick
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