I question why you would want to submit any data that's readonly or
disabled. What's the point? If the user can't enter it, there's
probably a good chance you don't need to receive it -- especially a
"password" field.
Paul
On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 11:41 PM, al so wrote:
> looks like readOnly too
looks like readOnly too doesn't seem to post the value to server. The text
field here is of type s:password.
The javascript that sets it:
document.getElementById("pwd").readOnly=true
The field becomes readonly on the edit page. But when posted, it's empty on
the server.
On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 8
Correct. This is part of the HTML spec. You would have this problem if
you used Struts or not. Disabled fields are not submitted to the
server.
On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 10:49 PM, wrote:
> As per HTML spec if you have made the field disabled they will not be
> submited to the server and I believe
As per HTML spec if you have made the field disabled they will not be submited
to the server and I believe this is what happening in your case
I believe you can do same by making field readonly and not disabled
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