Well, I should be embarrassed by now. Actually, you're 100% correct:
something is sending literally 'button.delete' as the value of method param,
instead of the value from the .properties file. And this something would be
me.
It happens that I am not using html:submit buttons to call the dispatch
action. Instead of it, I'm trying to use links, like this:
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="javascript:dispatchIt();"
property="method"> <bean:message key="button.add"/></a>
Well, if it worked like the html:button, it would send the method with the
value from the bean. But it obviously doesn't. So, I put this js function to
be called onclick:
function dispatchIt()
{
document.addColecaoForm.action="/AugeProducao/UpdateDeleteColecao.do?method=
button.add";
document.addColecaoForm.submit();
}
And that's causing the error. So, if the property=method doesn't work, and
passing it literally doesn't work... that means I cannot use links to submit
the form? Or am I doing it totally wrong?
Sorry, thanks.
On 8/22/05, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to call a LookupDispatchAction from a link, and I'm getting
> > the error above. I'd like you to help me find the reason...
>
> It looks like something is sending (literally) 'button.delete' as the
> value
> of the 'method' param, instead of using value from
> ApplicationResources.properties.
>
> What HTML does this turn into?
>
> > <html:submit property="method">
> > <bean:message key="button.delete"/>
> > </html:submit>
>
> Assuming your properties file is in place and properly configured, that
> should work.
>
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