Paul Moody wrote:
I think you will need to use the property attribute,
example:
<html:submit property="docType" value="pdf"
alt="Create a pdf file"/>
You can put a String docType property in your form and
examine it in the action to see what the user pressed.
As an aside, in my experience this becomes a bit more
complicated in a multilingual application where the
value of the button changes depending upon the user's
language.
You can use different properties for the different doc types.
<html:submit property="pdf" value="pdf"
alt="Create a pdf file"/>
...
Then you have to check only which property is set ...
Tamas
Paul Moody
--- Thomas Sundberg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I have a form where a user should be able to request
a report. The user
enters two dates and then presses either a button
labeled pdf, html och csv.
How can I read in my action which button was
pressed?
My form looks something like this:
The button part of my form looks something like
this:
<html:submit value="pdf"
alt="Create a pdf file"/>
<html:submit value="html"
alt="View report as html online"/>
<html:submit value="csv"
alt="Create a tab separated text file
for import in Excel"/>
I haven't seen any good examples when looking in the
docs and searching the
web. I assume I wan't to add something to the
html:submit, perhaps use the
property tag(?), or can I be able to read the value
of the button pressed?
How do I read the value in my action?
/Thomas
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