IE and firefox simulate the Click event and submit it to the new window to summarize of asp.net

First look at the code that simulates the click event:

 
<a href=//www.ofstack.com target="_blank" id="aa">ok</a> 
<script> 
var comment = document.getElementById('aa'); 
if (document.all) { 
comment.click(); 
} else {　// Firefox, if <a> Is not defined in onclick Event, this section does not work for firefox  
var ev = document.createEvent("MouseEvents"); 
ev.initEvent("click", true, true); 
document.getElementById("aa").dispatchEvent(ev); 
} 

</script> 

In fact, the main reason I triggered an click event on the page was to open the form as a new window when I submitted the form. The rest of us tend to ignore some basic knowledge. < form > It's already provided,

We just forgot about it.

 
<form action="/shopping/index" method="post" id="processorder" target="_blank" onsubmit="return checkOrder()"> 
<input name="button2" type="submit" id="button2" value="" class="ck_lijisn" /> 
</form> 

This code can be completed in the new window submitted, but note that the button cannot be button, if you use document.getElementById ("processorder").submit() is not implemented

Committed in a new window. Ha ha.

It seems that sometimes things are as good as traditional.