you can place all the data for one row in one hidden field(for each row).
Maybe separate each column data by say, a pipe symbol. and on click u can
submit the row number which was selected and u can get the hidden field for
the row passed in ur details jsp.
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> From: Maharshi Mukherjee[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 4:33 PM
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> Subject: JSP help required.
>
> Hi All,
> I got a problem while creating a jsp. My jsp is displaying a list
> of employee details (say, emp.#, emp. name, etc.) in a form of table like
> structure where each row displays the details of one employee. This jsp
> actually calls a bean (say, Mybean.class) which returns a resultset to
> this jsp. Now, I also have a 'Update' button for each row, while clicking
> there it should throw another html/jsp where the details of the selected
> row should be present only. I am able to display the search result but
> when user will click on the 'Update' button how can I know which row is
> clicked...basically I want to send the details of that row through some
> hidden variable. As a browser I'm using IE5.
> Basic problem is my table structure is created through server side
> program (here, through jsp) where as I want to trap the 'onclick' event in
> the client side where I should be able to capture the data populated by
> server side jsp program. If there is any alternative approach to display a
> search screen and then to get data from the page for the updation purpose
> (depending upon the users choice), please let me know that also. Any
> pointer is welcome.
> Regards,
> Maharshi.
>
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