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How about trying something like this:
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How can we submit a form without using html:submit tag. I
dont want to use JavaScript for this?
AFAIK, the only other option is to put the parameters in a URL:
http://www.example.com/myapp/someAction.do?abc=123
But without JavaScript, you'd
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May I ask why you don't want a submit button?
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How can we submit a form without using html:submit tag. I
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AFAIK, the only other option is to put the parameters in a URL:
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I can't use html:submit because it displays a button
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Avinash:
How about trying something like this:
%String myLink = /EmplyeeDetailAction.do?employeeId= +
employeeId; %
html:link page=%=myLinkEmployee Detail Page/html:link
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I want to implement something like this:
Conditional checks: for form submission to different Actions
Can anybody help me in this or give me some idea...
Use the Struts-EL tags [?? Haven't tried it with form actions].
Use JavaScript to change the action
logic:equal ...
bean:define id=action ...
..
html:form action=%= action %
or
c:choose
c:when test=${myForm.prop}
c:set var=action value=/foo.do /
/c:when
c:otherwise
c:set var=action value=/bar.do /
/c:otherwise
/c:choose
You cannot nest these tags, inner tags must close b4 you close the outer
ones..
You could give this a try,
bean:define id=suffix name=userQuestionaireForm
property=filterConstant
html:form action=%=(suffix.equals(MP)) ? /UpdateUserQstMP :
/UpdateUserQst%
You get the idea right...
-jayash
Why are you setting the document.form.action? Just call
document.form.submit() - the JavaScript will automatically know what to
do and where to submit to.
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Hi,
I have a form with one drop down menu list and two buttons (continue and
previous ). The two buttons are
Initially, I was trying that. I got the same error.
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Why are you setting the document.form.action? Just
If you do a System.out on action, you will find it's null right now.
You need to pass a valid action to the your dispatch Action so that it knows
which handler to call.
document.form.action='continue';
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If you do a System.out on action, you will find it's null right now.
You need to pass a valid action to the your dispatch Action so that it
knows which handler to call
I got this message when I DID want to change the
action. I had to change the parameter name to xaction
and it worked. So I'd be suspicious of the name
submit as well. Also, I had to change the action to
append the parameter and its value to get it to work
this way.
--- Yansheng Lin [EMAIL
Will appreciate it if you could show how to append the params and it's
value.
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I got this message when I
in
the Java Script so
that the LookupDispatchAction is able to get the
value.
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If you do
Thanks ..it works.
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script language=text/javascript
function submit() {
document.form.action
James Mitchell wrote:
Better question. What are you trying to do?
I just want to replace the submit button with an anchor.
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a href=javascript:document.forms[0].submit();Submit/a
Forgot the syntax for doing it with the link tag, but very similar.
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a href=javascript:document.forms[0].submit();Submit/a
Thanx for your suggestion, but unfortunately javascript is not an option.
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Thanx for your suggestion, but unfortunately javascript is not an option.
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This means you are in a status of SOL.
SOL?
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James Mitchell wrote:
This means you are in a status of SOL.
SOL?
Sh*t Out of Luck.
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Sorry -- Out of Luck.
That's the nice way to put it ;-) Different people substitute different
words for the S. I'll leave alternatives to your imagination ...
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SOL?
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Sorry -- Out of Luck.
That's the nice way to put it ;-) Different people substitute different
words for the S. I'll leave alternatives to your imagination ...
Kyrre Lugg wrote
Better question. What are you trying to do?
(e.g. prevent the form from submitting when a user hits the enter/return
key???)
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Yes,
if you have a query string appended to a url that points to an action (i.e.
*.do) the request parameters will be mapped to the associated action's form
bean.
Brandon Goodin
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Yes,
if you have a query string appended to a url that points to an action (i.e.
*.do) the request parameters will be mapped to the associated action's form
You're using windows? There's a bug in 4.1.10. Update to 4.1.12 (there is a
security bug in earlier versions too).
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You're using windows? There's a bug in 4.1.10. Update to 4.1.12 (there is
a
security bug in earlier versions too).
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De
Is that field located within the start and close of the form tag on the
page?
btw: naming your field action is naughty as it will shadow the action
property of the form object in JavaScript. (Though this wont hurt unless you
try accessing (for example to change) the form action in javascript -
: form submission problem
Is that field located within the start and close of the form tag on the
page?
btw: naming your field action is naughty as it will shadow the action
property of the form object in JavaScript. (Though this wont hurt unless you
try accessing (for example to change) the form
...
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Oops. Sorry mate!
Just read it a second time and realised I didnt pay enough attention!
The tags are placed properly withink
ending kicking myself because of it's simplicity
Tnaks Anyway
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Is it a multipart form (multipart/form
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