Since the nested classes constrain you to use the dot syntax, then you may
consider using an index notation on the scripting side, e.g.,
document.managerForm[0].value = user;
assuming, of course, that "manager.lanID" is the first element on your
managerForm.
If you're concerned that the order of the fields on your screen may change
over time, then you may also try something like:
document.managerForm['manager.lanID'].value = user;
Hth
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Hi,
I have got a problem with a Struts Form
My ActionForm has two attributes User and Manager (both are classes);
I am setting the manager attributes on the form via the
<html:text property=”manager.lanID” />
Until here everything works as we would expect.
The problems comes in here;
When the JSP /Form gets rendered on the screen I am running the following
JavaScript.
=================================================
function getUser()
{
var wshNetwork = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Network");
var user = wshNetwork.username;
document.managerForm.manager.lanID.value = user;
}
=======================================================
in the JSP this function is then called.
I am using this JavaScript to pre populate the lanID attribute of Manager
class.
It works if the field is managerLanID but when I use the dot syntax
Javascipt gets confused and the browser pops an error message which says an
object is expected.
Since I use nested classes on my ActionForm I need to use the dot syntax,
but this stops the JavaScript to assign the value to my html text field.
Any feedback is welcome.
Thanks in advance
Karim
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