javascript - Did button actually click? -

I have some javascript that ends with the click of a prologue on a button:

  Click on document.getElementById ("myButton").  

The result in the form presented as the use of a function call:

  & lt; Form onsubmit = "submit_this_form (this); returnback;" Action = "" method = "post" & gt;  

It seems that the actual button is not going to be a good percentage of the time of click or the form is not being submitted. I think the button is going to be clicked and I know that the code is being called because I have a counter embedded and I can see that it is being executed.

My question is ... is there an event or a way to verify that the form has actually been posted? By the way, I do not have control over the HTML code, so I can not change the tag content.

  & lt; Form onsubmit = "submit_this_form (this); return false;" Action = "" method = "post" & gt; Returning after submit_this_form () prevents the form from being incorrectly submitted in the form of  

submit_this_form (). I believe if you change it:

  & lt; Form onsubmit = "submit_this_form (this);" Action = "" method = "post" & gt;  

It should work as much as you like.

False refund after event handler will basically 'abduct' the default functionality; In fact, whatever your event handler function replaces the default behavior of the script, in which case, the form data to the server Is depositing on.