Re: [s2] OGNL and javascript

If you're hand-coding the Javascript, you may also be able to write something like document.addressForm['address.street'] or document.addressForm.elements['address.street'] L. Jeromy Evans wrote: > Interesting problem... > Using textfield as an example, the template (eg. text.ftl) takes th

Re: [s2] OGNL and javascript

Interesting problem... Using textfield as an example, the template (eg. text.ftl) takes the literal name attribute from and writes it straight to the html. You could create your own theme that replaces the '.' with a different character in the html. You could then write your own interceptor that c

[s2] OGNL and javascript

Hi People, I usually like to access form elements using their names ( rather than ids) as I find it more readable. So, if I had a field named 'street' on a form named 'addressForm' I can access it using something like document.addressForm.street Now, I am using struts 2 and its OGNL support