Hi Brain,
Though it is possible, I would advise you to use a button and call a
function to submit the required form.
Secondly You need to be careful of having a single input element of type
text in out form since, a "Enter" key press in that would submit the form.
Take actions accordingly.
I know i didn't explain the solution to your requirement. These are just
general guidelines
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Veerendra Jote
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Insurance Group
L&T Infotech Ltd.
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Subject: Using multiple validators on one jsp
Hi all,
Say I have a jsp that takes two input parameters - one is an email and
the other is a credit card.
However I have two submit buttons, so if you enter the email, it runs
Action 1, and if you enter
The credit card it runs Action 2.
I want to use the validator to validate the parameters as being correct
emails and credit cards.
However I'm not sure if this can be done. For example, if I put at the
top of my page
<html:javascript form="form1"/> which might contain the email parameter,
then only the
email will get validated in either case. Alternatively if I put at the
top of my page:
<html:javascript form="form2"/> which might contain the credit card
parameter, then only the
credit card will get validated.
What I want is - if the user enters an email, then the email gets
validated, and if he enters a
credit card, then that gets validated.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Brian
