Is it possible to turn off link inside a form based on
value of a property. I am using the example which came
with struts-1.0.1 and changed some of it to build a
sample for our application, following is the code.
Right now this code displays links on all the aNumber
and aStatus. The aStatus can
of the save, reset, cancel buttons I
would like to user save.gif, reset.gif, cancel.gif etc
.How to set up struts to use this..
Any tips on how to do this is appreciated
KM
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the error. Any suggestions on
how to resolve this. I will have to write the action
methods as suggested by Mr Press later, but first I
need the image to display right?
Help???
KM
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Thanks for the tip Mattos, However javascript is not
something the end client likes in this case, so trying
to minimise using javascript. Any clue as to why the
code I posted is not working?
Thanks for your time
KM
--- Mattos, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you do the following
Any more suggestions, anybody who used an image as a
button with an action defined? God why do the clients
need an image for a button?
KM
Mattos, John wrote: Could you do the
following...border=0/border=0/src=../images/onionReset.gif
border=0/Reset and submit work fine, but you need
of using image as a button is still
there. The image is not getting displayed at all if I
use the above code snippet.
Any suggestions?
KM
--- Mattos, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm.
I'm actually a bit confused. I don't see any
html:image tags in the code
snippet you provided, conly
.
Any ideas?
KM
I removed height and width completely and it worked.
--- Jakkampudi, ChandraseKhar
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Try putting your attributes in quotes as the error
message suggests.
width=88 height=24 etc
JC
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Thanks for all the help guys
KM
--- Pierce, Britt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you look into the code, an 'image' button
inherits from the 'submit'
button. Therefore, an html:image / tag
submits the form to the
server.
Not sure how the code below works though...It's not
how I
Gosh
I was reading the details at
img - Render an HTML img tag instead of
image - Render an input tag of type image
Thanks JC
KM
--- Jakkampudi, ChandraseKhar
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Look at the TLD file or the documentation to find
out what attributes are
allowed for the html:image
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