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The form widget of type multi can have only one submit button, and hence only one operation on the selected labels.
To support more than one action, we can create another submit button outside the form and use a javascript
function to change the target of the multi form and submit it.
In this case, the multi form has two actions: Print as labels, which generates a PDF of selected labels, and
mark as accepted, which updates the selected shipment route segments. The label printing button is handled
normally in the form widget. The mark action is handled here using the technique described above. If more
actions are required, we can create more submit buttons in this file with their own action-changing submit functions.
Note that the facilityId in the form action is a trick to pass the facilityId on to the next request.
Also note that for layout purposes, the submit button in the form widget can be converted and moved here so that all
the buttons can be arranged as desired.
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<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function markAsAccepted() {
document.Labels.action = "<@ofbizUrl>BatchUpdateShipmentRouteSegments?facilityId=${parameters.facilityId}</@ofbizUrl>";
document.Labels.submit();
}
//-->
</script>
<input type="submit" class="smallSubmit" value="${uiLabelMap.ProductMarkAsAccepted}" onclick="javascript:markAsAccepted()"/>