Hi, look I work with that and the way that I do it, its asking in the
actionForm by the value of the radioButton
I mean:
In my case in the JSP I put this:
And in the ActionForm:
if(gestionarEdicionFarmacoMedicacionForm.
getAnestesico().matches("farmacoA")){ ... }
thats because I just have
I think I see the problem, it was with my example, it should have been:
var value =
radioValue(document.formName.elements["apprEntry[0].primary_or_adjunct"]);
where "formName" is the value of the name attribute of the form tag.
(*Chris*)
On 9/26/06, Uday Chandra Karrothi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks Chris,
The request.getParameter works. I think i am going to go with that.
the javascript was throwing soem errors. I will figure that out later.
Thanks for the help once again.
Later
Uday Chandra
On 9/26/06, Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow, those are some ugly field names,
Wow, those are some ugly field names, but you should be able to access it
from either. In JavaScript I would probably use a helper function something
like:
function radioValue (fld) {
for(var i = 0; i < fld.length;i++) {
if(fld[i].checked) {
return fld[i].value;
}
}
return fld[0].v
Thanks Chris for the response.
But here is the problem.
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Pri.
Adj.
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The resultant html code is
...
Pri.
Adj.
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Pri.
Adj.
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You are right to say that the all the radio with the same name are
conside
All the radio buttons (or checkboxes) with the same name are in a "button
group". The value of the selected radio button (or list of selected
checkboxes) is returned from request.getParameter() (or
request.getParameterValues()).
(*Chris*)
On 9/26/06, Uday Chandra Karrothi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
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