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grails标签（Grails tag） ActionSubmit objective Generates a submit button that maps to a specific action, which allows you to have multiple submit buttons in a single form. You can add JavaScript event handlers using the same parameter name, such as HTML. Example: g:actionSubmit value= Update / --Updateis action label! IsSome update label-- g:actionSubmit value= Some update label action= Update / --label from message bundle--! Derived g:actionSubmit value= ${message (code:label.update)} action= Update / g:actionSubmit value= Delete / g:actionSubmit value= DeleteAll onclick= return (confirmAre you sure??? ) / attribute Value (need) - the title of the button and the name of the action are not clearly defined. Action (optional) - the name of the action, otherwise it comes from value. Class UrlMappings { Static mappings = { /$controller/$action? /$id? { Constraints { Constraints here / / apply } } } } And a GSP page that contains this simple form: g:form controller= test g:actionSubmit value= Submit action= success / /g:form /test/submit { Controller = test Action = index } ActionSubmitImage: create an icon button using the picture objective Generates a submit button using the input type = the value of the image. The JavaScript event handler can be added to the HTML using the same property name. Example g:actionSubmitImage value=, Update, action=, update Src= ${resource (dir:images, file:update.gif)} / describe attribute Value - action buttons and title names are not clearly defined SRC - the use of source images Action (optional) - the name of the execution action ApplyLayout: page layout objective Applies the specified layout to either the body, a given template, or any URL, allowing the Portlet development style of the application and the Mashup g:applyLayout name= myLayout template= displaybook params= [books: books] g:applyLayout name= myLayout url= / g:applyLayout name= myLayout The, content, to, apply, a, layout, to /g:applyLayout attribute Name - the name