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Hash "#" in HTML when taglibs are used causes double post to action
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Hash "#" in HTML when taglibs are used causes double post to action
husted@apache.org changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |INVALID
Summary|Hash "#" in HTML when |Hash "#" in HTML when
|taglibs are used causes |taglibs are used causes
|double post to action |double post to action
------- Additional Comments From husted@apache.org 2004-02-11 04:18 -------
If a double submit is occuring, it would have to be a client issue. This does
not seem like something that Struts could control or affect. Apparently, when
some browsers try to retrieve the source for an image from an invalid local
reference, a form submit elsewhere on the page may occur. But the browser has
no idea that Struts or an Action is involved, so I imagine any form would be
submitted. (Not just one involved with a Struts Action.) The page itself is
rendered outside of Struts by the JSP engine, and form submits are the domain
of the browser. I don't see that there is anything that Struts could do about
this happenstance. I wasn't able to pull up the relevant RFCs, but I'd
question whether "#" is even a valid URI and consequently an illegal value for
a "src" attribute. If it were me, I'd use some type of "Image not available"
image instance so that the src attribute has a valid reference.
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