On 03/14/2004 12:20 PM Dean A. Hoover wrote:
What about the non-Javascript validation?... that's what I want to avoid. The whole Javascript validation thing is optional anyway and doesn't seem like the best way to implement it (because its optional).
Dean
Adam Hardy wrote:
The javascript will be output by the html:form tag and it stops javascript validation.
The cancel button should look like this:
<input type="submit" name="org.apache.struts.taglib.html.CANCEL" value="Cancel" onclick="bCancel=true;" />
The JSP should look like this:
<html:cancel>Cancel or whatever</html:cancel>
Adam
On 03/14/2004 12:56 AM Dean A. Hoover wrote:
I have an html:form with a html:submit and an html:cancel. According to the documentation for html:cancel:
"Pressing of this submit button causes the action servlet to bypass calling the associated form bean validate() method."
I tried it and it did validation anyway. Then I looked at the generated HTML and I see:
<input type="submit" name="method" value="Next">
<input type="submit" name="method" value="Cancel" onclick="bCancel=true;">
The only difference I see is the onclick attribute. How is that supposed to do anything, given that that there isn't any javascript in the file. What am I missing here?
Dean Hoover
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