Hi
I tried with the solution of Laurie, and that work's.
Now the problem is that i have two kinds of html:select
The first html:select, load an Collection of Value Objects
This is the code:
---
The field in the ValidatorForm is: private String categoria
With this type of html:select i
On 9/25/06, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You said your form property was of type 'Long'. By default, a null input
value will be turned into 0, so the required validator rule will think
the property has a value.
Good catch, Laurie! I completely missed the type... probably didn't
re
You said your form property was of type 'Long'. By default, a null input
value will be turned into 0, so the required validator rule will think
the property has a value.
You should generally use String-typed form bean properties, but if you
need to keep it as Long, you'll want to configure Bea
Hi
I try ---. and that also does't work
If you have any more idea, i would be grateful
On 9/25/06, Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
According to your code, the default value is the String "null", not ---.
You might want to try setting that to an empty value, e.g.
---
(*Chris*)
On 9/
According to your code, the default value is the String "null", not ---.
You might want to try setting that to an empty value, e.g.
---
(*Chris*)
On 9/25/06, Heidy Gutiérrez Guzmán <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I need to validate an html:select with validator framework
This is the code tha
On 9/25/06, Heidy Gutiérrez Guzmán <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need to validate an html:select with validator framework
---
I tried to use the required validation, but that does'nt work, i think
because the html:select have the "---" default value
More likely it's because you have value="
Hi
I need to validate an html:select with validator framework
This is the code that i have
---
I need have a default value that is " ---" , but i need validate that this
value does'nt selected.
The code in the Validator form is
private Long categoria;
I tried to use the required valid
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