PATCH (Re: Konqueror and multiple submit buttons)

[Todd Charron]

Left as is however konq doesn't even emulate IE's bugs properly.  IE
with multiple submit buttons and multiple text areas still submits the
first submit buttons value when enter is pressed konq does not.  I also
don't see how when you submit a form with a single text box that
submitting the value of the submit button is going to break any pages. 
In most cases it will just be ignored, unless you know of a specific
example you can point me to?

Todd

On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 21:19, Dirk Mueller wrote:
> On Die, 05 Nov 2002, David Faure wrote:
> 
> > > IE's behaviour is quite weird on this one. the submit button will not be 
> > > submitted for example when there is only one lineedit instead of two. 
> > It does exactly what it's supposed to do: it activates the first submit button when
> > pressing Return.
> 
> And this will break websites. I remember that I've exactly undone the 
> "activate a submit button in case it was a lineedit" hack already for this 
> reason. 
> 
> > But indeed IE works differently if there's only one lineedit.
> > How can the number of lineedits influence this? That's very screwed up...
> 
> its depending on the number of successful elements. Also, your patch makes 
> it submit image elements. If I can remember correctly IE doesn't do that, 
> because it has no coordinate information. but I'd have to check that first 
> again. 
> 
> > I see no logic here. I'm all for IE compat when we can... but here? I know you
> > don't like Mozilla much, but it doesn't have this nonsensical behaviour.
> 
> Yeah, once Mozilla has 80% market share we can start thinking about 
> emulating mozilla bugs, but until then we're better off emulating IE bugs. 
> 
> > > but I haven't figured that out. will have a look at it tomorrow. 
> > Yes, I know you want to do everything, but the reason I'm trying to fix the bugs
> > I can fix, is so that you can concentrate on those bugs I can't fix
> 
> Fair enough, but I've spend pretty much time on form related bugs so I do 
> have some history on it ;-)
> 
> 
> -- 
> Dirk (received 822 mails today)