Questions tagged [onsubmit]

When a submit button is pressed on an HTML form, the onSubmit event in HTML is triggered. This event can also be invoked by calling the form.submit() function. It serves various purposes such as enabling JavaScript to validate the form, manipulate its data prior to submission, or even prevent the submission from occurring.

I am hoping for the outcome to be directed to the homepage

I'm struggling to figure this out, as I am new to classic ASP and JavaScript. I hope someone can help me understand. I want to display the response.write on the main.asp (or the result) page, but each time I try, it redirects to pass.asp on a different pag ...

The error message "TypeError: addNewUser is not a function in React.js onSubmit

What could be causing the error message "TypeError: addNewUser is not a function"? The issue arises when I complete the form and click save, displaying the error that addNewUser is not defined as a function. The problem occurs within the following code ...

Link tag does not activate the onSubmit function when the submit button in the form is clicked

Whenever I put my Link tag around my form's submit button, the onSubmit() function doesn't seem to be triggered. Can someone help me figure out what mistake I am making? import { Link } from "react-router-dom"; <form className= ...

The onSubmit function in React JavaScript is failing to execute, it is not triggering and no error message is being displayed on the frontend console

As a newcomer to React.js, I recently came across an article detailing how to perform CRUD operations with React Express and MongoDB. However, after implementing the code, I encountered an issue when trying to add a user. Upon clicking the 'Save' button, ...

Merging onsubmit attribute with jQuery submit event listener

My website has a form that is automatically generated by older server-side code. Unfortunately, I am unable to make any modifications to this legacy code for various reasons. The form itself is written in straightforward HTML: <form action="#" id="theF ...