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andrewsuzuki
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rob1grie
replied 10 years ago

Found this reply, thanks for the help here and in the original post.

It still seems like there would be a cleaner way to do what I needed, but I ended up using an array of parameters with an onclick, not so bad I guess.

Form::button('Cancel', array('onclick'=>'cancelClick()'))
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