Personally I go for links for all form actions rather than buttons (just marked up in a different way).
Though I understand your need to keep things simple and accessible, for Web Applications JavaScript is a normal requirement and therefore these links typically set a hidden input field and then submit the form.
Of course if the form is in Read mode then there is nothing more accessible then a link. So an edit action should be no more than a href with ?editdocument.
Normally critical actions should not be performed via GETs (like delete document) but with Notes Security this shouldn't be such an issue.
Personally I go for links for all form actions rather than buttons (just marked up in a different way).
Though I understand your need to keep things simple and accessible, for Web Applications JavaScript is a normal requirement and therefore these links typically set a hidden input field and then submit the form.
Of course if the form is in Read mode then there is nothing more accessible then a link. So an edit action should be no more than a href with ?editdocument.
Normally critical actions should not be performed via GETs (like delete document) but with Notes Security this shouldn't be such an issue.