> You're not relating the fields to the students collection in any way. > > You'd need a collection of students in your action (probably mapped by > ID), > and each field would use something like "student[id].firstname" as the > field > name. > > The code you've provided (below) will just create a bunch of fields named > "lastName", "firstName", etc. rather than being associated with your > "students" set. > > Dave >
I was curious about that. The code snippet I provided does actually properly prefill the text fields from the proper members of the set as long as the text field name matches the string fields of the Student object. However, as you indicated, once filled, there was no connection to the set. I think I understand now. That being said, by using the "setname[id].fieldname" format above, would I simply be able to access the entire set in the following Action by a getter and setter with a like named set (i.e. "setname")? --Jared --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
