Hey Adam thanks. So basically one of the things I did was when I am on page
x I validate using client side JS validation either written myself or
html:javascript doesn't really metter but both of those two methods pop up
an alert and doesn't actually put it right in the page like html:errors
does.
It could actually be both. I assume you are using both client and
server side JavaScript validation (at the very least you should be doing
server side since HTML pages can be manipulated).
So, assuming you are doing both, you need the page you submitted the
data on to go somewhere because you wan
I think you can use javascript for accessing to struts html:hidden variables.
12 Jan 2006 14:59:49 -, rahul kshirsagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> I am using struts in my application.I have one parent jsp from which i am
> opening a new window.Now i want to pass some value from this child
rahul kshirsagar wrote the following on 1/12/2006 8:36 AM:
Hi,
Do i need to call action class on submit
> of new jsp?
I wasn't able to follow all of your original post, but in my opinion,
you should always go through an Action, even if it's the the default
ActionForward. This way, if later o
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