--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Alberto Flors wrote:
> If you need a button "X" that is outside of form "Y", and button "X"
> needs to submit form "Y", then such thing could be done with
> javascript only (whereas through struts2 Dojo's plugin or other).
The submit tag already support this; no need to write
Ok, so let's go back for a second and try to understand your question:
You have a form mapped to an action (struts.xml or via annotations) and
you would like to have a button (one or many) to execute behavior on a
method within that action instance? Answer: Yes. Add the "method"
attribute to t
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On Tuesday 02 September 2008 21:11:00 Dave Newton wrote:
> --- On Tue, 9/2/08, Roger wrote:
> > Is it possible to define a button ( in such a
> > way that, instead of of calling a method in the action
> > defined in the tag, it calls a completely different
> > action.method. Is it possible to jus
Is it possible to define a button ( in such a way that, instead of of
calling a method in the action defined in the tag, it calls a
completely different action.method. Is it possible to just add a button that
calls an action on the jsp.
Alternatively, I know I can style a link to look like a b
--- On Tue, 9/2/08, Roger wrote:
> Is it possible to define a button ( in such a
> way that, instead of of calling a method in the action
> defined in the tag, it calls a completely different
> action.method. Is it possible to just add a button that
> calls an action on the jsp.
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