Is there any other data on the form that needs posted when they click the button? If 
not, you could make a separate <form> for just that button. If yes, I (like many) use 
a hidden variable in the form to hold the action (or button name, etc) that they 
clicked on, and set a separate <forward> for the <action> [in struts-config.xml] to 
look up (each button gets its own forward, named the same as the button).

Jeff

-----Original Message-----
From: George White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2001 11:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Adding a button


Hi everyone,

I am new to Struts and have been asked to make a small change to a JSP 
-- The folowing single line of code works but the user wants to be able to click on a 
button rather than simply the text "Edit Profile"  

<html:link page="/editCarrierProfile.kr">Edit Profile</html:link>



Background:
This reference takes the user from a "View" page to an "Edit" page 
Here is the portion of the struts-config.xml that is involved:

<!-- View Carrier Profile -->
              <action    path="/viewCarrierProfile"
 type="com.kraft.operations.transportation.ace.ui.action.CarrierProfileLookupAction"
               name="carrierProfile"
               scope="request"
               validate="false">
               <forward   name="success"   path="/WEB-INF/jsp/viewCarrierProfile.jsp"/>
              </action>

<!-- Edit Carrier Profile -->
              <action    path="/editCarrierProfile"
       
type="com.kraft.operations.transportation.ace.ui.action.CarrierProfileLookupAction"
               name="carrierProfile"
               scope="request"
               validate="false">
               <forward   name="success"   path="/WEB-INF/jsp/editCarrierProfile.jsp"/>
              </action>  


I would appreciate any help given.

Thanks,
George White



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