Hi,
maybe You can have as many forms on this page as tabs,
that would also caused that You will have 3 save buttons.
If You are worring abut performance that might be the solution.
Also You would not be worrying about which tab was selected,
only some kind of javascript that will check that user mo
SanJ,
Don't worry about performance. You can't program advanced features by
writing nothing. You'll have to do the check.
>> I have the same idea in mind but how would I know tab being saved is 'A'?
The tab last selected is the tab being saved. As I said, use a hidden
field to tell you.
Paul
On
Or
I can compare at server side, the values of fields in tabs.
If value
SanJ.SANJAY wrote:
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> Thanks Paul, appreciate that.
>
> I have the same idea in mind but how would I know tab being saved is
> 'A'? I can only detect if the tab is 'clicked or selected' not if the data
> in
Thanks Paul, appreciate that.
I have the same idea in mind but how would I know tab being saved is
'A'? I can only detect if the tab is 'clicked or selected' not if the data
in tab is 'changed'.Hmmm ...interesting :-).
I have three tabs in JSP with one form and only one save button fo
SanJ,
This is where you have to modify your code :-) You'll have to take
into account which tab was saved, and only save that tab's data. As
you said yourself, you can't just take the entire ActionForm data.
public void execute(...) {
if (tab being saved is 'A') {
saveTabA();
} else if (t
Pawel,
You are right, but, the data that I have in tab 1 contains lot of
fields and is kind of different set of data. So if I just change the Tab 2
data and click save, I am unnecessarily re-saving the data of tab1 (which
means firing big queries to Database) when all I need is just save
Hi all,
consider a story like this:
lets say i'm the user, i'm loading this page,
then i select tab1 and look at the data,
then i select tab2 and change the data tab2_d1,
then i select tab1 and change the data tab1_d1,
then again select tab2 and change data tab2_d1 to it's original value,
and i cli
It could be a character that represents which tab is selected. A, B, C, etc.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 9:40 PM, SanJ.SANJAY wrote:
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> Paul,
>
> I will try that..hidden field will be a java variable. So it should be like
> a boolean which toggles every user select Tab?
>
> Thanks ..
>
>
>
> Paul Ben
Paul,
I will try that..hidden field will be a java variable. So it should be like
a boolean which toggles every user select Tab?
Thanks ..
Paul Benedict-2 wrote:
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> SanJ,
>
> When a user selects the tab, modify a hidden form field that indicates
> the tab selected. Do you know javascript?
SanJ,
When a user selects the tab, modify a hidden form field that indicates
the tab selected. Do you know javascript? That's what you would use.
Paul
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 9:15 PM, SanJ.SANJAY wrote:
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> Thanks Paul,
>
> I thought about that also but selecting a tab isn't alwa
Thanks Paul,
I thought about that also but selecting a tab isn't always
mean that I change the data inside that tab.
Paul Benedict-2 wrote:
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> SanJ,
>
> Can you track which tab the user selected? Perhaps you can set a
> javascript variable when one is selected. The only do
SanJ,
Can you track which tab the user selected? Perhaps you can set a
javascript variable when one is selected. The only down side here is
that you'll have to hardcode which fields belong to which tab. Once
you do that, you can do what you want.
Paul
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 7:42 PM, SanJ.SANJAY
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