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Hi, Werner

Let's see if I can give some suggestion for your case.

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>P R O B L E M :  When 'onServerSubmit' is executed, is there a
>parameter/function/... to find out which button was pressed (in order 
>to get name or value of the button. In this case "buttonname" or
>"buttontext").
>
>But  W I T H O U T  using a hidden-Object which was set by client-side
>javascript. (Because I want dynamically create a list of buttons in a 
>form: so combining each button with a javascript-function would enlarge 
>the generated HTML-File)
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First, there is no way to receive parameters directly by the "onServerSubmit" event, but
YES, you can use Hidden objects to pass them. I use the following scheme and it seems not
to enlarge the file:

1) You do this for the "button" HTML text property:

this.form.htmlButton.text = <A HREF="javascript:ButtonPressed(\'buttonname\')"><img
src='/images/SOMEBUTTON.JPG'></A>";

Note: You can build the above line dynamically in the code 
(eg: on "pre_Render" event) putting the desired "buttonname" at the moment. I do this way
and it works nice. You can enhance the above HREF with your needs, OK?

2) Then you need to export only this java function to make it go:

function ButtonPressed(buttoname)
{
   document.forms[0].elements["WhichButtonPressed"].value = buttoname;
   document.forms[0].elements[1].value = -1;
   document.forms[0].submit();
}

3) You will need to add that "WhichButtonPressed" Hidden object in the pageno ZERO of all
your forms, but what's the bad on it ?  


I hope this helps,

Regards,
Marcelo
from Rio, Brazil
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