Anchor with submit and callback

> When I use the code below the anchor submits, but it doesn't execute the
> callback.  If I eliminate the submitFormNamed: then clicking executes the
> callback, but of course then it doesn't submit the form.  Is it possible to
> have an anchor that does both?
>
>  html anchor
>     id: 'cssID';
>     submitFormNamed: 'submitMe';
>     callback: [self doSomething];
>     text: 'Do something'.
>
> -Carl Gundel, author of Liberty BASIC
> http://www.libertybasic.com
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> When I use the code below the anchor submits, but it doesn't execute
> the callback.  If I eliminate the submitFormNamed: then clicking
> executes the callback, but of course then it doesn't submit the form.  
> Is it possible to have an anchor that does both?
>
> html anchor
>    id: 'cssID';
>    submitFormNamed: 'submitMe';
>    callback: [self doSomething];
>    text: 'Do something'.

>Carl Gundel a écrit :
>> When I use the code below the anchor submits, but it doesn't execute the
>> callback.  If I eliminate the submitFormNamed: then clicking executes the
>> callback, but of course then it doesn't submit the form.  Is it possible
>> to have an anchor that does both?
>
>This is very strange because WACanvasLinkSubmitTest is doing
>exactly what you are trying to accomplish. This can be seen
>at http://localhost:8008/seaside/go/tests/allcanvastests
>where you select tab entitled "Submit"
>...
>The only difference I see is the order of the message sends,
>and I believe this is important so that the javascript created
>by #handlerForForm: also includes the callback key that has
>been created earlier by the #callback: message
>
>            html anchor
>                id: #increaseLink;
>                addShortcut: 'Ctrl-Up';
>                callback: [count := count + 1];
>                submitFormNamed: formId;
>                text: '++'.