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Is the submit button still working in jsf?


Asked by Sariyah Montgomery on Dec 06, 2021 FAQ



The “h:commandButton” tag is released since JSF 1.x, you can declare the bean, which return the navigation outcome in the “action” attribute. If browser’s with JavaScript disabled, the navigation is still working, because the navigation is handled via form post. 1. Submit button
In respect to this,
onclick: invokes the javascript function to be called when a button is clicked next to an element. onsubmit: The javascript function to be called on click of form by a submit button. onreset: Javascript to be invoked on the reset of the elements in a form. rendered: flag indicating whether a component should be rendered or still processed.
Also, If type attribute is omitted JSF will use submit as the default. As the name states, a commandButton with type submit will be rendered as an HTML input with type submit: Other possible values for type attribute are button and reset that will in turn render HTML inputs of type button and reset respectively.
Besides,
When a button or link is activated, a POST request sends the form data back to the server. JSF 2.0 introduced the h:button and h:link components. These components also render buttons and links, but clicking on them issues a bookmarkable GET request instead.
Furthermore,
<input type="submit"> buttons are used to submit forms. If you want to create a custom button and then customize the behavior using JavaScript, you need to use <input type="button">, or better still, a <button> element.