THANK you, Laurie!!
That worked!!
You have no idea how stressed I am about finishing this project so I
Really appreciate that kind of help right now!
:-)
/Ylva
> I find myself with a few spare bones, so I'll throw one to Ylva ;-) Try
> document.forms.NameOfForm... of document.getElementById('N
Dave Newton wrote:
x.NameOfForm.NameOfHiddenField.value = INPUTVAL
The part that I called "x" is the part that I don't
understand. Should it be the name of the JSP or what?
Keep searching; this is DOM/JavaScript 101. Personally I'd use a JavaScript
library, but it's not really necess
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
> About the value (Question 3) I just wasn't sure I could
> use OGNL when writing JavaScript but Ok. I get it.
Just to be precise: you're not really using OGNL "when writing JavaScript".
You're embedding OGNL in the "onclick" attribute which, when evalu
Thanks again!
About the value (Question 3) I just wasn't sure I could use OGNL when
writing JavaScript but Ok. I get it.
I also found this example:
http://www.developertutorials.com/tutorials/javascript/change-form-field-values-050522/page1.html
The only thing that's left to fix now (I think) is
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
> Basically, I need to know 3 things:
> 1. Does the code have to be in a JS method or can it be
> "right under onclick"?
Doesn't matter, but since you have to both set the form field and submit the
form it's likely to be cleaner to put it in a JavaScrip
Thank you Dave!
See below..
> The previous suggestion to use JavaScript might be the quickest, by using an
> onclick handler to set the value of a hidden form element and have the action
> check that to see what element of the iterator to operate on.
>
> As mentioned on [1] using the "button" ty
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, James Neff wrote:
> Yesterday was about goats, and today it's about
Dave Newton wrote:
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, James Neff wrote:
action="OriginalAction" theme="simple">
value='button label here'/>
In the section:
function myJavaScriptMethod() {
document.myForm.action = "/myProject/NewAction.action";
document.myForm.submit();
}
And
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
> Dave, you seem to know a whole lot about Struts 2.
Smoke and mirrors, smoke and mirrors... ask anybody.
Submit elements are often a sticky wicket.
The previous suggestion to use JavaScript might be the quickest, by using an
onclick handler to set th
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> To: user@struts.apache.org
> Subject: Re: [S2] Problem with list of submit buttons
>
> Thanks all of you for your replies but I'm afraid they're not helping
> in this case.
>
> James, It's not about getting different buttons to do different
>
Thanks all of you for your replies but I'm afraid they're not helping
in this case.
James, It's not about getting different buttons to do different
actions. Like I said, I'm using e.g. method = "Edit" or method =
"Save" for that.
I just need some way to return the index of the object in the list
--- On Fri, 8/29/08, James Neff wrote:
> action="OriginalAction" theme="simple">
> value='button label here'/>
>
>
> In the section:
> function myJavaScriptMethod() {
> document.myForm.action = "/myProject/NewAction.action";
> document.myForm.submit();
> }
>
> And t
If each of the buttons is a Submit button, and you have each row of the
table wrapped in a separate form, you can put a within each form,
and store/provide the ID of the row within it.
jk
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 11:22 AM, Ylva Degerfeldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have a L
Ylva Degerfeldt wrote:
Hi everyone,
...
Maybe I could use the "onclick" attribute of s:submit but I don't know
the syntax for sending a value to the Action there. (Isn't that
javascript?)
Can somebody please help me with this?
Thanks in advance!
/Ylva
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