RE: form scope question

I've seen this a lot with Struts - it seems you can't have forms with the same name in any two scopes. To work around this issue, I name my forms differently. For instance, I store the logged-in user's form in the session as currentUserForm and when I edit a user, I call it userForm. HTH, Matt

RE: form scope question

To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' Subject: RE: form scope question I've seen this a lot with Struts - it seems you can't have forms with the same name in any two scopes. To work around this issue, I name my forms differently. For instance, I store the logged-in user's form in the session

RE: form scope question

Because the default scope is session. If you want it to be request, you must specify it in struts-config. Mark -Original Message- From: Kevin Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 6:12 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: form scope question Hi, I am hoping

Re: form scope question

Edgar Dollin írta: A good practice is to NEVER use the same form name unless the action is related and you are expecting the data to pass through. Of course the class can be reused. If someone wants to use an actionform in actions not related can reference the form with the same 'name', but