on 10/1/2000 6:22 PM, "Oki DZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wanted to capture HTML Select values the other day. I had some
> difficulties. I tried to use myParameterParser.getStrings("myselectname"),
> but it didn't work. I had to use the following:
>
> // lo tech code begin
> HttpServletRequest req = data.getRequest();
> String[] selectValues = req.getParameterValues("myselectname");
> // lo tech code end
>
> It seems that the problem lies on the usage of Hashtable in the
> ParameterParser. As far as I know, Hashtables would override the previous
> values if you put new values which have the same keys as the previous
> values' keys. So that using getStrings() you can only get the first values
> of HTML forms "objects" which have multiple values; eg: in a <select
> multiple> tag.
Read the source code to ParameterParser more carefully. You are totally
incorrect with your assumption about the Hashtable and you will see that if
you read the source code.
-jon
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