I have joined a project that is written in java/jsp and uses dojo-ajax-0.4.3. There are a number of forms that through javascript events end up adding elements to the form, mostly elements. These forms are processed via a link with an onclick that results in an io-bind call to the backend. In the backend, the elements that were added are not available via a get parameter request. All other elements are there. In the js function that does the io-bind, a getElementById does yield the value of the element so I know that it is there. This is not a problem with IE6 and/or IE7, but with FF 2.0.0.12 the element does not appear to be populated by the formNode option.

I have searched a good bit and do not find any reference to this problem. I know that a typical response may be to upgrade to the latest version of dojo, but there is a lot of use of io-bind in this project and we are in the process of a rewrite but the current set of code will need to be maintained for several months to come and is now subject to FF support as well (only IE6 supported until recently).

Here is the javascript used to call io-bind

alert("Make: " + document.getElementById('tempCboMake').value);
	startProgress();
	document.formSalesInfo.target.value='saveLead'; 	    	
    var bindArgs = {
    	formNode: dojo.byId("formSalesInfo"),
        url: "doILMProcess.jsp",
        load: function(type, data, evt){displayMessage(type, data, evt);stopProgress();},
        error: ilmErrorHandler,
        mimetype: "text/json"
    };
    var req = dojo.io.bind(bindArgs);

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Steven