Using the onclick attribute to trigger an ajax transaction doesn't
invoke action listeners because the onclick javascript overrides the
regular submit js which sets a hidden parameter to allow the view to
know which button was pressed.
onclick="var a=function(){DynaFaces.fireAjaxTransaction(this, { render: 'editOrderPanel' }); return false;};var b=function(){clearFormHiddenParams_editOrderForm('editOrderForm');document.forms['editOrderForm']['editOrderForm:j_idcl'].value='j_id27'; document.forms['editOrderForm'].submit(); return false;};return (a()==false) ? false : b();">
For this reason, the only real success I've had so far with DynaFaces is
to override the forms submit() function, but that doesn't help much
unless you want *everything* to be ajax.
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