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From: Jean-Roch SCHMITT <jean-roch.schmitt@noos.fr>
Subject: Trouble with form buttons having id="submit"
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 19:03:49 +0100

After several hours lost at reviewing my form definition code, I found =20=

that most Cocoon samples actually define validation buttons id as =20
"submit".

Hence, it seems to be a common source =E0 troubles. In my case, a =20
Javascript message "form.submit() is not a function" was logged into =20
the console.

Here is a link : =20
http://www.talkaboutprogramming.com/group/comp.lang.javascript/=20
messages/384839.html

I am not an expert of those topics, but if I would dare an advice : =20
rename these buttons, and you jump to the next bug of yours, as I will =20=

now do with mines :-) Unless some of our most respected gurus have a =20
more subtle solution.

I hope this helps some of this list fellows.

Best regards,

Jean-Roch SCHMITT


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