Re: Spyce-users digest, Vol 1 #360 - Calling a form handler

This is the way I call a Form handler 'manually'.

Don't know if there is a 'right' or 'wrong' way, but this works for me.

1.      I set up my actual form handlers in some 
'MyFormActionHandler.spy' script
2.      In my form page, I add some onClick (or whatever) javascript 
event that calls a javascript function
3.      I add some 'hidden' input variables in the form tag to manage 
any extra parameters I may wish to pass to the handler
4.      I issue a document.....'FormName'.submit() from the 
javascript function (see javascript manual for method calls)
5.      A simple 'redirect' from the action handler gets me  back to 
any page I need to go to

In this way, using the javascript event handlers (whatever they are), 
I set up a simple MVC framework that works like a dream,

Hope this helps (or have I misread the question -as usual :)
Jess B. Hill

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>    1. Calling handlers manually (Conan C. Albrecht)

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>I need to call a form handler manually.  Specifically, I'm sending a
>verification email to users, and I'd like to call a handler as if it
>had come from a <f:form> handler.  (I want it to come from either an
>email click OR from a regular <f:form> form).
>
>What is the "right" way to do this?
>
>____________________________________
>Conan C. Albrecht, Ph.D.
>Information Systems Department
>Brigham Young University

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