>>>Than again, why not use toolbar instead of faking it?
>>how do you add a toolbar to a form?
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>See FAQ #13318

But then, that's only for top level forms.

IMO, the answer depends on anyone's answers to your "why not". If the reasons outweigh the advantages of a toolbar, then OK - keeping in mind that the focus will shift, what do these buttons do etc (so maybe using button.when() instead of .click(), and other tricks - surely there's work to be done).

In general, I've found that (in Fox) you can often do better with a non-standard approach, if you know what you're doing and have good reasons for it. Just as often as you can make your life complicated.