On May 4, 2009, at 3:45 PM, Brown, Alex wrote:
> Thanks for the responses. Why would I not use the stripes
> templating functionality? I need to do this in a somewhat generic
> way. I have hundreds of pages that need to submit to the same form
> and each has generic info that is necessary for the form. I am
> trying not to hack this new application out of the box.
>
> Is this simply a limitation of the framework? Perhaps I will dig
> through the code to see what is going on.
The stripes form tags need to be encased within a stripes:form tag
(that sounds a bit weird, but...)
One thing that was added in 1.5 is the "partial" parameter to the
stripes:form tag.
This is specifically for those occasions when you want to include a
fragment of a form, but not actually render the HTML FORM tag itself.
The primary motivation for this parameter was for forms that may be
partially refreshed from AJAX.
Perhaps this can be used for your use case.
<stripes:form action="Your.action" partial="true">
<string:text ... />
</stripes:form>
This will simply render the <input ... /> HTML tag, (as stripes
normally does) in your JSP but not the actual HTML <form ... > tags.
Regards,
Will Hartung
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