Javascript access to submit in TileView

Here is a working example of doing a submit on a javascript action in the ViewBean page:
document.RequestListPage.action='../main/RequestListPage?RequestListPage.hiddenButton=&jato.pageSession='
document.RequestListPage.submit();
What would the code be to do the same thing for a submit in the TileView in the ViewBean page?
Thanks for the help

For more clarity, I have a Tile View with static text fields and a checkbox. When users select the checkbox I want it to submit and update the database. The code I posted is what I use for instances where a combobox, checkbox, etc needs to submit but the code only works if it is items in the viewbean page. I haven't tried to create a javascript submit action to do this inside a tileview. When I run this now it doesn't seem to know about the hiddenSubmit button I have defined in the tileview so I assumed I would need to tell it in the javascript that it is a button in the tileview. Hope this makes sense.

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