tks frank, it works.
john
"Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm, I've never actually used the html:javascript tag, so I'm not sure
what its intended purpose is, or how it works... seems like the docs is
talking about validation, so yeah, maybe it's not applicable...
although, one thing I notice here... let's assume it DOES work just like
a plain old tag does... om that case, the contents of your .js
file might cause a problem because it's not Javascript really, it's
HTML... If you make source.js just the following:
function showme() {
alert("pls try");
return false;
}
...then it MAY work... if it still doesn't, I'd not use the
html:javascript tag at all, just use a plain tag... looks to me
like your just trying to import the .js file, and I can't think of a
good reason to use a Struts tag for something as basic as that anyway.
Frank
P.S. - I'd bet it's not a problem, but it's unusual to see the taglib
declarations within the markup of the page... they are usually prior to
the opening tag... again, may not be a problem the way you have
it, but I'd move them up, just to be safe.
john lee wrote:
> Frank/Musachy,
>
> tks for your help, after i change OnSubmit to lower case, it works. But
> when i try to test html:javascript, give me more erros, is html:javascript
> only used for validor only, and can not used as regular javascript for
> include?
>
> tks in advance
>
> john
>
> The error message:
>
> Error: missing } in XML expression
> Source File: /source.js
> Line: 4, Column: 20
> Source Code:
> alert("pls try");
>
>
> source.js
>
>
>
> function showme() {
> alert("pls try");
> return false;
> }
>
>
>
> Search.jsp
>
>
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