I would say you should test the propertyValue at server side cause the form is always submitted the way you wrote it (I think that's what happens).
If you want your form to be submitted only when propertyValue is set to the good value, then you must change your button type to "button", and not submit, and in the javascript explicitely call "form.submit()" when you really want to submit your form. HTH, Aurelien sophy a �crit : > I am confused by portlet action. In my jsp, there is a line like this > : <input type="submit" name="eventSubmit_doAddvalue" value="Add Value" > onclick="javascript:oncheck(document.propertySet.elements['pro > pertyValue'].value)"> > > In javascript:oncheck(value), I will check if "value" is > available, if not, return false. In general, this submit > action should not be performed, but in portlet action, > "doAddvalue" still runs. This goes against my idea. How to > disable the action when my javascript returns false. > > thanks a lot. > > sophy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
