RE: Use input type=radio

2001-04-17 Thread Suresh Krishna M (RBIN/DBA-JOT)

hello Frederic,
   to the best of my knowledge Syntax is the problem.the actual
systax for the radio button is

input type="Radio" name="name_of the_group"name_u_want to displayp
that is why jsp's are not able to convert the code to equivalent servlet or
html.revert back for furthur clarification...


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 when I use input type="radio" in my JSP, I have an error. 
 How can I use this with the JSP and the Bean ?
 
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RE: Use input type=radio

2001-04-17 Thread Michael Wentzel

The real question is what kind of error(compile, exception,...)?  If you're
outputting the input element from java(i.e. such as %="input
type="%)
then the quotes(") must be control chars(\").  All radio buttons in a group
should have the same name as mentioned by Suresh.  Without a name the input
element is essentially useless because you can not get the selected value
from
the request.

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Software Developer
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 to the best of my knowledge Syntax is the 
 problem.the actual systax for the radio button is
 
 input type="Radio" name="name_of the_group"name_u_want to displayp
 that is why jsp's are not able to convert the code to 
 equivalent servlet or
 html.revert back for furthur clarification...
 
 
  when I use input type="radio" in my JSP, I have an error. 
  How can I use this with the JSP and the Bean ?



RE: Use input type=radio

2001-04-17 Thread flelievre . cs

The error is to the execution, not at the compilation.
And I use the same name for the radio button.

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 The real question is what kind of error(compile, exception,...)?  If
 you're
 outputting the input element from java(i.e. such as %="input
 type="%)
 then the quotes(") must be control chars(\").  All radio buttons in a
 group
 should have the same name as mentioned by Suresh.  Without a name the
 input
 element is essentially useless because you can not get the selected value
 from
 the request.
 
 ---
 Michael Wentzel
 Software Developer
 Software As We Think - http://www.aswethink.com
 
  to the best of my knowledge Syntax is the 
  problem.the actual systax for the radio button is
  
  input type="Radio" name="name_of the_group"name_u_want to displayp
  that is why jsp's are not able to convert the code to 
  equivalent servlet or
  html.revert back for furthur clarification...
  
  
   when I use input type="radio" in my JSP, I have an error. 
   How can I use this with the JSP and the Bean ?
 


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RE: Use input type=radio

2001-04-17 Thread Arik Kfir

what kind of error? post some syntax..

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Hi every body,

when I use input type="radio" in my JSP, I have an error.
How can I use this with the JSP and the Bean ?

Please Help.
Thank.
 Frdric LELIEVRE
 TTE -  (BA / F04 C024)

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