--- On Thu, 9/11/08, Gawain Hammond wrote:
> 1.) validation.js was missing in my html, I wasn't
> using which seems to be the only tag that
> generates a src path to it, I was using
> which afaik was my only choice in 2.0.11.1.
> Upgrading to 2.1.2 resolved this.
>
> I had to put this in manua
Right, that has been an interesting romp around in struts.
Jeromy, thanks for pointing me in the right direction and making me
think. I went back to basics, bit the bullet and improved my javascript
jedi abilities by installing firebug. That has really helped.
If this might help anyone else one d
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Sent: 10 September 2008 13:00
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: ajax validation issue
Gawain Hammond wrote:
> A really nice solution so far has been to an action tag to populate
> forms, which has worked nicely the rest of the time. I've really liked
> using this
Gawain Hammond wrote:
A really nice solution so far has been to an action tag to populate
forms, which has worked nicely the rest of the time. I've really liked
using this approach to fill drop-downs, like so:
...
list="%{#groupAction.list}" listKey="id" listValue="name"/>
That's a n
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Sent: 10 September 2008 01:19
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: ajax validation issue
Gawain Hammond wrote:
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> ...
>
That's a lot of problems, and to work-around each problem you've moved
to a more sophisticated and complicated solution hoping
Gawain Hammond wrote:
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That's a lot of problems, and to work-around each problem you've moved
to a more sophisticated and complicated solution hoping for the best.
You'll need to get the plain-old-validation working first. If validation
fails, your action's execute method is not invoke
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