Thanks for the tip.
rukka
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
As previously mentioned, you'll probably want to use the onSubmit
handler of the form itself. But, whether you do that or not, try
adding "return true;" to the end of your handler code... I'm not sure
what every browser will do by default, but for onSubmit at least, you
need to return true for the form to be submitted to indicate to the
browser to proceed with the submission (returning false is frequently
used to do client-side validations and abort the submission if
something is wrong)... I'd bet that if you don't put any event handler
code that the browser essentially adds an implicit return true; as the
event handler... Off the top of my head, I believe the same is true of
submit buttons... worth a try at least.
Frank
A Amarakoon wrote:
Thank you for quick reply.. This does not work for me..
once you click the submit button it disables button. but does not
submit action to
the server. May be I am missing something??
thanks
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