Could you check the generated HTML code?
(Use the view source function of your browser)
If the html of the field has value="x", the reset button won't clear it.
It just reset the value to original value.
Did you set the properties to your DynaActionForm?
Or the form has default values?
On 6/
Hi,
I'm using a simple DynaValidatorForm for my login form. The problem is. the
reset button doesn't reset the fields to blank state which I want. Can
anybody help?
AM
I read the article but IMO the arguments he makes don't stand up - and I
believe two of the six points are wrong.
I've posted a reply to his blog going into detail.
Niall
On Tuesday, May 11, 2004 12:20 AM Eric Noel wrote..
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> i asked something like this before and matthias provided a useful
> o
On 5/8/2004 2:03 AM, Zhang, Larry (L.) wrote:
When using DynaValidatorForm, you just put the fields in the struts configuration xml file, and you don't need a formbean to set all the fields manually, which in turn saves your developing time. I am asking in struts community, is there any reason/enc
Zhang, Larry (L.) wrote:
When using DynaValidatorForm, you just put the fields in the struts configuration xml file, and you don't need a formbean to set all the fields manually, which in turn saves your developing time. I am asking in struts community, is there any reason/encouragement for not us
When using DynaValidatorForm, you just put the fields in the struts configuration xml
file, and you don't need a formbean to set all the fields manually, which in turn
saves your developing time. I am asking in struts community, is there any
reason/encouragement for not using DynaValidatorForm?
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