Re: Form over multiple pages

I can think of a couple of options - 1) Use the browser back button :-) 2) Could you perhaps make your back button an button. This way validation won't be performed. Your action class should check for cancel. - isCancelled(request) - and "somehow" forward to the previous page. Cheers, Paul C

Re: Form over multiple pages

On May 29, 2003, Paul Curren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |You then have a few options - |1) Associate the form bean with multiple actions, where each action is a |separate page in your wizard (be sure to set the form bean to session scope) |2) Have all pages of the form submit to the same ac

Re: Form over multiple pages

Is there a way or a reason why I might want to do this with the DynaActionForm and subclass DynaAction Form Class so that I can overiride the reset method??  What do you think? Natalie Paul Curren wrote: Hi there, Just create your form bean with all the properties you are concerned with. You the

RE: Form over multiple pages

To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: Form over multiple pages Hi there, Just create your form bean with all the properties you are concerned with. You then have a few options - 1) Associate the form bean with multiple actions, where each action is a separate page in your wizard (be sure to

Re: Form over multiple pages

Hi there, Just create your form bean with all the properties you are concerned with. You then have a few options - 1) Associate the form bean with multiple actions, where each action is a separate page in your wizard (be sure to set the form bean to session scope) 2) Have all pages of the form s

Form over multiple pages

I have a form which will be populated over several pages. I want to use one big form bean to store the data. How do I do this? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Natalie - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additi