> > ... i need to use AJAX because the servlet called is appended with input
> > parameters that contains 1 to 5 charectars and when i directly call
> > the servlet instead of making ajax call the url is not completely formed
> > and the servlet is not invoked.
>
> You can change your fo
You can change your form method attribute to post and you would not
have the too long url problem.
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On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 9:52 AM, RUQUIA TABASSUM
wrote:
> ... i need to use AJAX because the servlet called is appended wi
Here i need to use AJAX because the servlet called is appended with input
parameters that contains 1 to 5 charectars and when i directly call
the servlet instead of making ajax call the url is not completely formed
and the servlet is not invoked.
direct call:-
window.opener.location.hre
> How do i direct my servlet to a new window using JQuery i am not able
> to understand as i am new to JQuery, can you please suggest me how do i do
> this i tried doing
> window.opener.location.href="
> $.post("../reports/BillIDPropIDExcelExport",{csvstring:
> $("#vname1").val(),count:$("#vn
How do i direct my servlet to a new window using JQuery i am not able
to understand as i am new to JQuery, can you please suggest me how do i do
this i tried doing
window.opener.location.href="
$.post("../reports/BillIDPropIDExcelExport",{csvstring:
$("#vname1").val(),count:$("#vname2").val()
Create a new window and direct it to your servlet url then onload.close();
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On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 7:08 PM, ruquia wrote:
>
> Hi i am calling a servlet using JQuery and my servlets create an excel
> file at runtime and provides th
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