[Solar-talk] Isn't 'submit' a bad name for form fields?
Rodrigo Moraes
rodrigo.moraes at gmail.com
Fri Jan 5 12:36:44 PST 2007
On 1/5/07, Paul M Jones wrote:
> Sorry to flood the list ... maybe using an underscore prefix is a
> good way around this, a la "_submit". Are there HTML or JS naming
> conventions I'm not aware of that this would conflict with?
You flooding the list? Haha, I guess we all love when you post
something. :-) I'm ashamed, because I flood the list all the time (you
all: talk more, and I'll be quiet, I promise :-P).
Yes, '_submit' seems ok and the underscore is not common to see in
javascript. It seems ok for me.
After the Mary Poppins word, I thought I could share my first idea:
<input type="submit" name="wenda_twas_mona_kona_keamvo" value="submit" />
"Wenda twas mona kona keamvo" means "Carry me across the river" in an
african language, and translates very well what a submit button does -
"Carry my data across this form". It may be difficult to remember but
in many editors you can create macros to insert the name, so this
would not be a problem. Yes, it's a joke. duh.
rodrigo
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