Rick,
Thanks. The problem with setting a hidden field was that after the form is
created the bean property was already overwritten. What I needed to do was
set a javascript variable:
theCity = new String(<bean:write name="beanName" property="city">);
This gets done before the form is created.
Rgds,
Eric
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> On Friday, December 20, 2002, 3:29:15 PM, Eric wrote:
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> ECH> Is there anyway to capture the value of the bean before it is
overwritten?
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> Since your using javascript coulnd't you set a hidden field
> "oldValue" that you can set before you do any overwriting? Then you
> would have access to the old value in whatever 'new' stuff you are
> doing.
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