Hi, Eddie!
Looks like u r the only one interrested in this s...
What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
I'm trying to manipulate them in the action, for a specific action that
user chooses, i.e. when
Marius Gabor wrote:
Hi, Eddie!
Looks like u r the only one interrested in this s...
Not entirely true.
What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
I'm trying to manipulate them in the action,
Marius Gabor wrote:
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What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
I'm trying to manipulate them in the action, for a specific action
that user chooses, i.e. when user pushes some stupid button, set
Ok - you should know what the valid range of values is for a given
field. Typically there values which you can use to denote that a field
has explicitly been set/reset to default - like setting a variable
used as a loop-index to -1 - there is no language that lets you have -1
as a loop
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Subject: remove request parameter
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I would think that, based off how the user submits the form (ie. which
button did they push?) you should know which values to use/ignore - but
this may not be the case.
Exactly this is the case. When
Marius Gabor wrote:
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What I typically do is have a button for each action I want to
perform on a given form's data. Then, by naming the buttons all the
same name, and providing different Value attributes, you can tell
what the user intended to do, just by which button they pushed.
Hi, Eddie!
Any current implementation details we should be aware of?
What do u mean?
My guess (man I hate to guess) is that you've got some piece of
javascript attached to the onsubmit= attribute of your form. This
script is trying to modify your hidden variables' values. Am I warm?
Marius Gabor wrote:
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Does this rambling help any?! Restate your problem, again, and be as
deliberate (thorough/detail-oriented) with you description as you can
about your problem and attempted implementation.
Again?! Well, I can't waste time writing mails all day, u know...
I'll
Hi!
I need help: I have a form that contains a couple of hidden fields.
I've tried 2 modify fields values working with JavaScript. It didn't do
it. Somehow, these fields are not visible and I can't read or set them.
I know that I can getParameter() or getParameterNames() and then I can
see the
Hi!
I need help: I have a form that contains a couple of hidden fields.
I've tried 2 modify fields values working with JavaScript. It didn't do
it. Somehow, these fields are not visible and I can't read or set them.
I know that I can getParameter() or getParameterNames() and then I can
see the
*maybe* you could try replying to the threads you have already? And
maybe you could wait longer than 15 minutes in between postings of the
*exact same material*? I know it can be frustrating to be stuck, but
many of us have things to do other than just reply to your query :-)
I'm not
Listen to Eddie, he knows what he is talking about, I know from my own
experience.
J
Eddie Bush wrote:
*maybe* you could try replying to the threads you have already? And
maybe you could wait longer than 15 minutes in between postings of the
*exact same material*? I know it can be
Hi, Eddie!
I'm sorry!!! I thought that the massage wasn't posted, that's the reason
I did it many times!!! In my mailing list, the thread doesn't seem to be
open. So, please excuse me for being so silly! That's for all, not only
for you. :)
So, my problem is: I have some JSPs and in taglibs.
Marius Gabor wrote:
Hi, Eddie!
I'm sorry!!! I thought that the massage wasn't posted, that's the
reason I did it many times!!! In my mailing list, the thread doesn't
seem to be open. So, please excuse me for being so silly! That's for
all, not only for you. :)
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