Java Trouble Submitting Form with JavaScript

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The issue discussed involves a JavaScript form submission problem where a button type was changed from "submit" to "button." Although the function linked to the button modifies the text as intended, the form does not submit afterward. The user initially sought help but later resolved the issue independently. The discussion highlights common challenges in handling form submissions with JavaScript. Properly configuring button types and ensuring functions trigger the submission are crucial for successful form handling.
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I'm having trouble sumbitting a form using javascript. The form has a submit button (type=button) that used to be type=submit. i have change it's properties so that it now calls a function that later submits the information. the problem I'm having is that when i click the submit button the function does what it's supposed to do. it just won't submit. the functions purpose is to check the text in my text areas and modify it before submitting it. the text is being modified, but not being submitted. thanks all.
 
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