Q: Form.submit in a generic fashion?

[jay@moduscreate.com]

How does one use form.submit to do a real old fashioned form.submit?

[jack.slocum]

It doesn't do old fashioned submits. But you can always call submit on the dom node.

Ext.getDom('your-form').submit();

[jay@moduscreate.com]

It doesn't do old fashioned submits. But you can always call submit on the dom node.

Ext.getDom('your-form').submit();

I tried that, but i'm struggling on how to get the id from the form. it's been a looooooooooooooong day. Need some ~o)



It creates: <form id="ext-gen24" class="x-form" method="post">

i had to revert back to old school.

var x = document.getElementById('agreementForm');
x.firstChild.submit();

Thanks. :)

[jack.slocum]

form.el.dom.submit() ?

[jay@moduscreate.com]

No, just working under the assumption that the form is always the firstChild of element "agreementForm". Seems to work.

The more i work w/ this the more i want to make it 100% ajax. more ~o) ~o) ~o) ~o) ~o)

reading xcart's code gives me teh brain pain.

[justheatingup]

Can I get a discount on the EXTJS site? :)

[jay@moduscreate.com]

:-\

adult toy store =P~

[justheatingup]

CAll it what you want ;) Coupon code please B)

lol >:)