Bug #1490

setDefaultAction does not work with multiple submits

Details

Submitted	2004-05-25 05:34 UTC
From	junk at dirocco dot org
Status	Bogus
Package	HTML_QuickForm_Controller
PHP Version	4.3.5
OS	RH Linux 9.0
Roadmaps	(Not assigned)

Comments

[2004-05-25 05:34 UTC] junk at dirocco dot org

Description:
------------
If you have more than one submit type button ie in the wizard example included in this distribution the set default action will still default to the first "submit" button instead of to 'next'

Reproduce code:
---------------
$buttons[0] =& HTML_QuickForm::createElement('button', 'cancel', 'Cancel', array('onclick'=>"javascript:location.href='http://www.testdomain.com/';"));
$buttons[1] =& HTML_QuickForm::createElement('submit', $this->getButtonName('back'), '<< Previous step');
$buttons[2] =& HTML_QuickForm::createElement('submit', $this->getButtonName('next'), 'Next step >>');
$this->addGroup($buttons, 'buttons', '', '&nbsp', false);
$this->setDefaultAction('next');

Expected result:
----------------
should follow the path of 'next' instead of 'back'

[2006-09-30 21:27 UTC] giskaard at pobox dot sk

WORKAROUND!
===============

$prev_url =
"onclick=\"window.location='index.php?_qf_page1_display=true'\"";
// $prevnext[] = $this->createElement('submit',
$this->getButtonName('back'), '<< Back');
$prevnext[] = $this->createElement('button', '', '<< Back',
$prev_url);
$prevnext[] = $this->createElement('reset',
'cancel', 'Cancel');
$prevnext[] = $this->createElement('submit',
$this->getButtonName('next'), 'Next >>');
$this->addGroup($prevnext, 'buttons', '', "
\n", false);

what do you reckon? this gets rid of default browser
behaviour by changing back button type "submit" into type
"button". click back still works as it is handled using
javascript.

is this good enough to integrate into "setDefaultAction" function?

i mean, what is the point using hidden input field when it doesn't work???