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
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Hello all,
I just have a quick question:
Is it true
Hello all,
I just have a quick question:
Is it true, that if I have
html-el: text property=id disabled=true/
it will not transfer to my DynaActionForm, so I am not able to get it's
value in my action?
Or am I something missing?
Thank you for your comments.
-juraj.
I'm using this architecture and everything works... What kind of JNDI name it can't
find? Bean or Datasource? Do you really have declared in web.xml and implemented
corresponding interfaces (ie. local reference vs local interface)?
In case of local, are you using in your code java:comp/env
Hello everyone,
this was several times on the list, but I lost myself in all mail
archives. What doesn't work for me is this:
One of my action returns list of records. Every record is actually a
link to other action, which should have to display a form with this
records details to edit. What I
Message-
From: Gemes Tibor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 3:56 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Initializing of DynaValidatorForm.
Kazda Juraj rta:
action path=/listRec type=sk.jerryk.ListRecsAction
forward name=listRec path=list.recs /
/action
Hi Renato,
hard to say when you don't write what kind of error you got. Exception?
Or nothing shown?
Dont't you forget to add bean to context (session, request,...)?
And, maybe it's typo, but... don't you forget quotes in value attribute?
c:out value=${mybean.item[ind]}/
-juraj.
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