2008/3/17, Dale Newfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We can avoid the JS requirement if we make the submit button's submitted
value complex enough to encode the names of the namespace and
actionname.
The problem is that the value of the submit button is what the users sees.
You don't want your user
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
2008/3/17, Dale Newfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We can avoid the JS requirement if we make the submit button's submitted
value complex enough to encode the names of the namespace and
actionname.
The problem is that the value of the submit button is what the users sees.
Dale Newfield wrote:
Jeromy Evans wrote:
Shouldn't validation just be fixed?
What you really want to say in the s:submit tag is run this action
instead what we're currently saying is run this method instead.
Because of this, you're getting different validation than you want
because
2008/3/16, Dale Newfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I propose that instead of having a
method attribute on the submit tag that works w/o js in the client, but
requires some black magic on the server side, we add an action attribute
to the submit tag that uses js on the client to change the form
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
Sincerely I don't like to put js where it is not necessary.
Agreed, although I'm much less worried about this today than I was 5
years ago.
If you don't know it, Struts 1 has LookupDispatchAction that makes
a reverse-lookup in a resource bundle to retrieve the key
As evidenced by the diffulties described on the user list in Wildcard
mapping should not suck (but does), I propose that instead of having a
method attribute on the submit tag that works w/o js in the client, but
requires some black magic on the server side, we add an action attribute
to the
Shouldn't validation just be fixed?
The root problem is that validation only uses the action alias and
doesn't check if a method name is provided in a parameter.
The user of a wildcard just works-around that limitation to creating an
alias it can match.
For historical reasons there's at
Jeromy Evans wrote:
Shouldn't validation just be fixed?
What you really want to say in the s:submit tag is run this action
instead what we're currently saying is run this method instead.
Because of this, you're getting different validation than you want
because changing the method doesn't
