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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by TODD HARNEY <TH...@longaberger.com> on 2001/04/13 15:49:22 UTC

Window Resize == Form Submit?

I have a general question being new to struts...I am starting on a project that is currently using the struts framework. I have noticed that every JSP page will actually do a form submit everytime I resize my browser window?? Is this something that is related/known to the struts framework, or is it something in the application itself (jsp pages)?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Todd Harney

Re: Window Resize == Form Submit?

Posted by Ned Seagoon <th...@hotmail.com>.
is this anything to do with the netscape resize bug workaround? Earlier
versions of netscape could have problems when resizing the windows, so
people coded pages to to a reload after a resize. Apps like dreamweaver can
add this javascript to your page automatically.

Regards
Ned


----- Original Message -----
From: "Seth Ladd" <se...@brivo.com>
To: <st...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 2:54 PM
Subject: RE: Window Resize == Form Submit?


> > I have a general question being new to struts...I am starting on
> > a project that is currently using the struts framework. I have
> > noticed that every JSP page will actually do a form submit
> > everytime I resize my browser window?? Is this something that is
> > related/known to the struts framework, or is it something in the
> > application itself (jsp pages)?
>
> I've seen that behavior with Netscape.  Not sure why it would do that.
I've
> also seen a submit when I print a page.  Very odd.
>
> Seth
>
>

RE: Window Resize == Form Submit?

Posted by Seth Ladd <se...@brivo.com>.
> I have a general question being new to struts...I am starting on
> a project that is currently using the struts framework. I have
> noticed that every JSP page will actually do a form submit
> everytime I resize my browser window?? Is this something that is
> related/known to the struts framework, or is it something in the
> application itself (jsp pages)?

I've seen that behavior with Netscape.  Not sure why it would do that.  I've
also seen a submit when I print a page.  Very odd.

Seth