Stephiems wrote:
Both submits go to the same action, just different methods, so I can't have
different forms. I might have to change how it works. I don't like it as it
is, but that is what the client wanted, and as much as I tried to get them
to chanage, in the end I have to do what they want.
Here is basically what I'm doing:
JSP (not the full jsp, I've taken out as much as the unnecessary stuff as
possible):
<s:form name="displ" action="ListCustomerData">
<s:submit id="saveButton" name="saveButton"
value="%{getText('button.label.save')}" cssClass="button"/>
> <s:submit id="payNowButton" name="payNowButton"
value="%{getText('button.label.paynow')}" action="ListCustomerData"
method="pay" cssClass="button"/></p>
</s:form>
in my ListCustomerData action I have a save() function and pay() function.
Again, just to repeat, this only seems to happen if I press the pay, find an
error
I might just have to make it so the pay isn't a submit button, maybe have a
sort of 'shopping cart' running total at the top of the screen where they
can click on the link to go to the make payment screen.. But, I do still
believe that what I'm trying to do should work.
*and* configuration.
I only see a method defined for the "pay" submit button; does the
ListCustomerData action coniguration specify the "save" method?
Dave
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