nterceptor does; by checking for the presence of error messages.
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nt to provide a button the user can click to reset the
>>> form, a 'submit' button and round trip through your action is the
>>> correct way to do so. As you've realized, a 'reset' button just tells
>>> the browser to restore the input values it received the last time the
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On a normal form submit to an action with validation, if validation
fails, the request is forwarded to the input result and execute() is
bypassed, yes. So, you have two options:
1) as Dave reiterated, you can put your form reset logic in validate();
have your validate method detect the when th
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> validations are passed through.
> I dont know what other way to adopt.
What Laurie is saying is that you can implement a validate() method and call
super.validate() before you d
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Ashima Beri wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to reset a validator form after the form is submitted and a few
of the validations have failed.
Reset button used in the form clears out fields changed only since the time
the form is loaded. That is it does just the client side reset. One way that
i figured out
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