Personally I'd use something like jQuery, set the onclick handlers in the 
document load, and use styles more effectively. Maybe asking on a 
client-oriented group/list would give you more ideas.

Dave

--- On Fri, 8/15/08, DominicGarda wrote:
> I am trying to create jsp pages that are forms for workers
> at a plant to fill
> out. If they click the No radio button I need to disable
> the rest of the
> fields in that row. If they click the Yes radio button
> thereafter, i need
> all the input fields in that row to be re-enabled. Here is
> my code which
> even changes the disabled value to true when the Yes radio
> button is pressed
> even though the command says "false":
> 
> <tr class="mainMenuSectHeight">
>           <td
> rowspan="4">Eye/Face</td>
>           <td>Chemical Exposure :</td>
>           <td align="center"><html:radio
> property="eyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo"
> value="Y"
> onclick="setEyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo(this.value)"/></td>
>           <td align="center"><html:radio
> property="eyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo"
> value="N"
> onclick="setEyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo(this.value)"/></td>
>           <td align="center"><html:text
> property="eyeFaceChemicalExposureDescription"
> onchange="updateEyeFaceChemicalExposureDescription(this.value)"
> size="20"
> disabled="false"/></td>
>           <td align="center"><html:text
> property="eyeFaceChemicalExposurePPERequirements"
> onchange="updateEyeFaceChemicalExposurePPERequirements(this.value)"
> size="20"
> disabled="false"/></td>
>               </tr>
> 
> function setEyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo(YorN) {
>      
> window.alert("seteyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo!!"+YorN);
>       if(YorN=="N"){
>            
> document.ppeForm.eyeFaceChemicalExposureDescription.disabled="true";
>            
> document.ppeForm.eyeFaceChemicalExposurePPERequirements.disabled="true";
>       }
>       else{
>            
> document.ppeForm.eyeFaceChemicalExposureDescription.disabled="false";
>            
> document.ppeForm.eyeFaceChemicalExposurePPERequirements.disabled="false";
>       }
>      
> window.alert("disabled="+document.ppeForm.eyeFaceChemicalExposurePPERequirements.disabled);
>      
> document.ppeForm.action="ppe.do?&actionType="
> +
> "setEyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo"+"&eyeFaceChemicalExposureYesNo="+YorN;
>       document.ppeForm.submit();
>       }
> 
> 
> Any Ideas on a way to fix this or a better way to approach
> the problem?
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