Button is always rendered as type button

[Daniel]

Hey guys,

I know that your intention with the kendo button was always to render a button of type "button". Also I know you're providing a kendo form widget to render a full form with a submit button.

But isn't there any solution to achive a basic html form and then render a kendo button of type "submit"? I know I can change it with jquery manually afterwords or by registrating an function which will fire the submit again, but i would only use this when there isn't any built in solution to force it as type submit.

My intention was to render the kendo button with the tag helper and then manually set the type but it will be always overridden back to type "button" instead of keeping it as "submit".

<kendo-button name="btnSubmit" theme-color="ThemeColor.Primary" class="float-right" type="submit">
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                @(Html.Kendo().Loader()
                    .Name("loader")
                    .HtmlAttributes(new { aria_busy = "false", aria_description = InfoMessages.LoadingOperation, aria_live = "polite" })
                    .Size(LoaderSize.Small)
                    .ThemeColor(LoaderThemeColor.Light)
                    .Type(LoaderType.InfiniteSpinner)
                    .Visible(false)
                )
            </kendo-button>

[Stoyan]

Hello Daniel,

The reported behavior is caused by a known Regression Bug. You can review the Feedback Portal item here. In addition I have added a vote for the item on your behalf.

I'd like to inform you that the Bug fix is currently in development and will be a part of our next official release. When the Bug Report is marked as "Completed" you will be able to test the behavior immediately in our internal releases.

Meanwhile you can use the following workaround:

       <button type="submit" class="k-button k-button-lg k-button-solid k-button-solid-primary k-rounded-lg">
                     Html Kendo Button
              </button>

Please refer to our updated Styles and Appearance article for more information about the available configurations.

 

Regards,
Stoyan
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