Hello,
did you try putting a hidden input in your form with the name actionType and
a default value (which would map to one of your methods).
Jan
Lars Bergström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi everyone,
I have a html:form in which i have several buttons like
to submit your form using javascript, do something like document.forms[0].submit();
Jan
Nisith Dash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I have a problem and need you help for resolution.I have a JSP struts page with an
action form with typically save,delete
Hello,
Lately I saw a reference to struts menu on this newsgroup; tried to use it
but it seems complicated to put the bits and pieces together (classes, js
files, ...)
Does anyone have a link to documentation, besides the one which comes with
the war file ??
Thanks,
Jan
Hello,
in IE disabled controls are not submitted (I don't know if this is browser
dependent); you might make a workaround by writing a small javascript which
enables you controls when the user submits the form.
Jan
Kazda Juraj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello
Set up security in your web.xml; when the server encounters a request for a
protected url and there is no session, it will redirect the request to a
form defined in your security and then display the requested url.
Your form should post to j_security_check with inputs name j_username and
Günter,
I don't know if there is any standard support for navigation bars as you
describe. I made a similar functionality;
As you mention yourself (business function context) navigation is part of
the business logic; so I made a navigation object which is maintained in my
action classes; the
Rodney,
I had similar problems with a DispatchAction. The problem is, when the
validation fails, it does not come into your action class; the good news is
that you can define an 'input' attribute in your actionmapping
(struts-config.xml) which will be used when your validation fails; I had put
a
Hello,
I always use the html:options tag and it works fine; try the following:
(there is a type error in your example)
html:select property =gender
html:option value=mm/html:option
html:option value=ff/html:option
/html:select
ofcourse, in the database you should have the values f or m
Manglu,
it must be something like
logic:equal value=ttt name=id scope=request /
where id should be the name which you pass to request.getAttribute(id)
Jan
manglu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I noticed that a lot of tags support only the request parameters
9 matches
Mail list logo