[thelist] Javascript submit()

[.jeff]

les,

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> From: Les Lytollis
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> > for one, *never* use the submit() method to submit a
> > form where there isn't also a regular submit button
> > for non-js users to use.
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> My js submit would not work until I took out the regular
> form submit - so how do I get around this?
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well, the quick solution is as kevin suggested -- include a submit button
within a <noscript> block.

the better solution, however, would be to analyze the process you have in
place and see if there isn't a better way of doing it.  for example, in your
process it seems that the radio button that's checked is important for the
rest of the form.  if so, make that a separate step and make your entire
piece a step through process.

good luck,

.jeff

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