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The name parameter is the same as the component's name (if you have only
one render of your Form). E.g. <form jwcid="xxx@Form"> will produce
<form name="xxx">.
Le dimanche 13 fÃvrier 2005 Ã 11:52 +0100, Per Olesen a Ãcrit :
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering. The "Form" component documentation says that it takes
> informal parameters and that it has no reserved parameters.
>
> But Form component always emits a name="xxx" attribute on the resulting html
> form tag, so should it not be reserved?
>
> I had a concrete problem where I, in my templates had name="xxx" on my form
> elements (as javascript in preview referenced it by name) but the forms
> started failing in some browsers. This showed to be due to final html having
> two name="xx" attributes, and js in one browser took one of them and js in
> another browser took the other.
>
> ?
>
> Regards, Per
>
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