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I understand the JSP side of this eqation as you wrote it, although I
should have said I was looking for a solution that doesn't use Struts
taglibs because I try to avoid th
onForm in Struts 1.2.4
Niall
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> I understand the JSP side of this eqation as you wrote it, although I
shoul
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Subject: Re: How to handle multiploe unknown form fields
In fact it did help because it answered some question for me. I spent
the last hour searching for the RIGHT answer... This looked like it, but
In fact it did help because it answered some question for me. I spent the last hour
searching for the RIGHT answer... This looked like it, but for whatever reason it
would never work for me when I tried to do the exact same thing in my own project.
So, I went ahead and hacked together my own s
Frank,
Will this help? http://www.reumann.net/struts/nested.do
You didn't say anything about JSTL. Just today I'm working on populating a
checkbox field in an object that's contained in a list. Oops. I just
remembered I'm using html-el too. I haven't tried it with with plain html.
This
That will take care of the presentation side, true enough. But the problem I'm still
trying to solve is how to deal with all the parameters when the form submission
happens.
For instance, let's say I dynamically construct names for each drop-down along the
lines of "dropdown" where is
I understand the JSP side of this eqation as you wrote it, although I should have said
I was looking for a solution that doesn't use Struts taglibs because I try to avoid
them at all costs, but that aside...
I'm still unclear however on what the ActionForm does... Using this concept, do I HAVE
You simply need a property in your ActionForm that returns a collection of
"skill" beans and used the "indexed" attribute on the tags. The
"isssue" that most people have problems with is when using a "Request" scope
ActionForm you need to populate your collection with the right number of
skill bea
Frank,
Couldn't you create your elements within ?
You would need to dynamically generate the name attribute using an a
RTEXPR (or using html-el tags).
Also, LazyActionForm might help here ...
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I have an interesting situation, one that has never come up before, and I'm un
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