At 11:31 AM + 11/24/04, Adam Hardy wrote:
On 11/23/2004 02:20 PM Joe Germuska wrote:
Your action isn't executed if validation fails. However, the
validation is performed on a second request, so the object placed
into the scope before the form was presented is no longer there.
If your catego
On 11/23/2004 02:20 PM Joe Germuska wrote:
Your action isn't executed if validation fails. However, the validation
is performed on a second request, so the object placed into the scope
before the form was presented is no longer there.
If your categories are really relatively static, consider ma
The problem is, that the given form actually edits the categories-tree
and as it is presented to the user after editing it, it should be
updated after the form is submitted.
Alexander
Joe Germuska wrote:
Your action isn't executed if validation fails. However, the validation
is performed on a
Alexander Czernay wrote:
I have a simple DynaValidatorForm
that is called whtin an action
that inserts so data into the request inside its execute method
public ActionForward execute(
ActionMapping mapping,
Your action isn't executed if validation fails. However, the
validation is performed on a second request, so the object placed
into the scope before the form was presented is no longer there.
If your categories are really relatively static, consider managing
them in Application scope rather th
I have a simple DynaValidatorForm
that is called whtin an action
that inserts so data into the request inside its execute method
public ActionForward execute(
ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form,
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