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Is that possible to call multiple handler methods on single submit in atg?
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Consider I have one submit button
On click of submit it should call both handleAddData() and handleInsertData()
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Consider I have one submit button
On click of submit it should call both handleAddData() and handleInsertData()
atg
asked Mar 26 at 17:15
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Consider I have one submit button
On click of submit it should call both handleAddData() and handleInsertData()
atg
asked Mar 26 at 17:15
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Consider I have one submit button
On click of submit it should call both handleAddData() and handleInsertData()
atg
atg
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A <dsp:input> tag can only be bound to a single element in ATG. That said, you can have 3 handle methods, one which calls both the others (eg. handleCallAddInsertData) and bind your tag to this, still leaving you with the original handleAddData and handleInsertData. Alternatively you can submit your form via Javascript which will in turn call both handle methods.
If, however you need to call them 'both' you probably have a flaw in your design.
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A <dsp:input> tag can only be bound to a single element in ATG. That said, you can have 3 handle methods, one which calls both the others (eg. handleCallAddInsertData) and bind your tag to this, still leaving you with the original handleAddData and handleInsertData. Alternatively you can submit your form via Javascript which will in turn call both handle methods.
If, however you need to call them 'both' you probably have a flaw in your design.
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A <dsp:input> tag can only be bound to a single element in ATG. That said, you can have 3 handle methods, one which calls both the others (eg. handleCallAddInsertData) and bind your tag to this, still leaving you with the original handleAddData and handleInsertData. Alternatively you can submit your form via Javascript which will in turn call both handle methods.
If, however you need to call them 'both' you probably have a flaw in your design.
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A <dsp:input> tag can only be bound to a single element in ATG. That said, you can have 3 handle methods, one which calls both the others (eg. handleCallAddInsertData) and bind your tag to this, still leaving you with the original handleAddData and handleInsertData. Alternatively you can submit your form via Javascript which will in turn call both handle methods.
If, however you need to call them 'both' you probably have a flaw in your design.
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A <dsp:input> tag can only be bound to a single element in ATG. That said, you can have 3 handle methods, one which calls both the others (eg. handleCallAddInsertData) and bind your tag to this, still leaving you with the original handleAddData and handleInsertData. Alternatively you can submit your form via Javascript which will in turn call both handle methods.
If, however you need to call them 'both' you probably have a flaw in your design.
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