Re: [S2] Validating Forms with Wildcard Mapping

thanks, i will give it a try... On 8/5/08, Jim Kiley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can't see any reference anywhere that suggests that putting a wildcard in > the form's action attribute will work. Even if it does work with client > side validation turned off, I get the impression -- and I could

Re: [S2] Validating Forms with Wildcard Mapping

I can't see any reference anywhere that suggests that putting a wildcard in the form's action attribute will work. Even if it does work with client side validation turned off, I get the impression -- and I could be wrong -- that you've stumbled into a weird corner case that just happens to work.

Re: [S2] Validating Forms with Wildcard Mapping

I have this in my form: It works like a charm. But if i turn on client side validation there are warnings/errors. On 8/5/08, Gabriel Belingueres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > AFAIK, wildcard mapping has sense only inside struts.xml. > In your form, you must specify exactly which a

Re: [S2] Validating Forms with Wildcard Mapping

AFAIK, wildcard mapping has sense only inside struts.xml. In your form, you must specify exactly which action will be called, like "Subscribe_dosomething" 2008/8/5 Markus Stauffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello all > > Say I have a struts2 form: > > > > > > > The javascript validation generated

[S2] Validating Forms with Wildcard Mapping

Hello all Say I have a struts2 form: The javascript validation generated for this form is unfortunately invalid. Firefox complains about the "*" character. Is there any way to get around this without turning to server side validation? kind regards -- Markus Stauffer ---