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I have a common scenario. I have a list page. There are three buttons. View, edit and delete. Each record has a radio button which selects id of that record.

    $(".radioBtn input").click(function() {
        $('#messageId').val(this.value);
    });

also I am keeping the id as hidden field to set it in the form object

    <form:form id="messageForm" commandName="message">
            <form:hidden path="messageId" id="messageId" />
    </form:form>

When I click on any radio, it is set in form object. Now different action needs to be invoked on clicking of view or edit or delete button. I can't user ajax. I need to call them by plain javascript so that i can render the result in different page returned by view of ModelAndView.

Can anyone help?

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  • Do you have this three buttons (view, edit, delete) for each item in the list (so when the list has 5 items, you have 15 buttons in total)? Commented Mar 5, 2014 at 17:51
  • no. buttons are at the end of the page. only three buttons. It all are working fine. I just need to submit the form with javascript. i am trying to get document.form.action to hold action mapping name and document.form.submit() to submit it but it ain't working. Commented Mar 5, 2014 at 17:55
  • But why do you submit the from with java script when you want to display the returned html. Instead you could submit the form with a normal html submit button, then the browser will render the returned html, so there is no javascript needed? Commented Mar 5, 2014 at 18:03
  • javascript was needed because i have multiple buttons. html submit is linked with a particular action. Nevertheless I got the solution. stackoverflow.com/questions/9665054/…. Ralph, thanks anyway man. Commented Mar 5, 2014 at 18:31
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