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,
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>Frank McLean wrote:
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>>I have a couple of submit buttons similar to the following:
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>><html:submit value='Update stuff'
>>onclick='mode.value=2;document.forms[0].submit()'/>
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>Your javascript is causing the "multiple submit" behavior. You need to
>change your onclick handler to this:
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>onclick="mod.value=2; document.forms[0].submit(); return false;"
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>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.
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>- -chris
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