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How can I get multi functionality of two buttons in single button using controller extensions?
Hi All,
How can I get multi-functionality of two buttons in single button using controller extensions?
Thanks
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1 Reply
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Hi Pranav,
You can use 'action' and 'onclick' respectively on a single button click.
For eg.
<apex:commandButton action="{!savePDF}" onclick="CaptureSignature();" value="Save" id="theButton" />
This command button doing two different functionality on a single click ie. saving pdf as well as capturing signature.Thankyou
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