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By default a button has type submit. Which is not what we're dealing with when clicking the Edit button. So it should have type="button" as the default.
From ChatGPT:
In HTML, the type attribute on a <button> element is not strictly required, but it is recommended to specify it for clarity and to avoid potential unintended behavior. The type attribute can have three possible values:
submit (default): Submits the form data.
button: Acts as a general-purpose button (does nothing by default).
reset: Resets the form data.
If you don't specify a type, the button will default to submit in a form context. This can be problematic if you intended it to be a general-purpose button, as it could accidentally submit a form when clicked. To avoid this, it's a good practice to explicitly set the type attribute.
For example:
<buttontype="button">Click me</button>
This ensures the button won't submit a form unless you want it to.
Edit: Same with Save and Cancel buttons. And probably all other buttons as well.
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The generated markup looks like this:
<button class="easy-edit-button" name="edit">Edit</button>
By default a
button
has typesubmit
. Which is not what we're dealing with when clicking the Edit button. So it should havetype="button"
as the default.From ChatGPT:
In HTML, the
type
attribute on a<button>
element is not strictly required, but it is recommended to specify it for clarity and to avoid potential unintended behavior. Thetype
attribute can have three possible values:submit
(default): Submits the form data.button
: Acts as a general-purpose button (does nothing by default).reset
: Resets the form data.If you don't specify a
type
, the button will default tosubmit
in a form context. This can be problematic if you intended it to be a general-purpose button, as it could accidentally submit a form when clicked. To avoid this, it's a good practice to explicitly set thetype
attribute.For example:
This ensures the button won't submit a form unless you want it to.
Edit: Same with Save and Cancel buttons. And probably all other buttons as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: