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Enviado el: Miércoles, 25 de Mayo de 2005 01:55
Para: user@struts.apache.org
Asunto: [Shale] Re: Javascript validator
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I have a JSP like this:
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Hi,
Does anyone know of a validator for Javascript. Something along the line
of html validator at
http://validator.w3.org/
- Jim
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s problems with Javascript Validator
function names
Hi!
I have some forms with dots in their names.
The problem is that the JS validation code being generated is not quite
right
Is there a resolution/work-around to this issue ?
e.g.
FormName: employer.search
JS generated:
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I believe that a period is not allowed in an identifier. You should pick
another name for your form.
-Richard
At 09:59 PM 8/31/2004, you wrote:
Hi!
I have some forms with dots in their names.
The problem is that the JS validation code being generated is not quite
right
Is there a resolution/work-
Hi!
I have some forms with dots in their names.
The problem is that the JS validation code being generated is not quite
right
Is there a resolution/work-around to this issue ?
e.g.
FormName: employer.search
JS generated:
=
function employer.search_required () {
...
Thanks Mark. I can see this is definitely better way of doing it!
ATTA
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 11:40:18 +0200, Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Similarly but more compatible with older browsers.
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> total = ${fn:length(theForm.properties)};
> form = document.forms["theForm"];
> for(i = 0;i < t
javascript validator
Similarly but more compatible with older browsers.
total = ${fn:length(theForm.properties)};
form = document.forms["theForm"];
for(i = 0;i < total;i++) {
target = "property["+ i +"]";
element = form.elements[target];
alert
Similarly but more compatible with older browsers.
total = ${fn:length(theForm.properties)};
form = document.forms["theForm"];
for(i = 0;i < total;i++) {
target = "property["+ i +"]";
element = form.elements[target];
alert(element.name +"="+ element.value);
}
Mark
On 23 Jul
hello,
this is how i've done it:
textbox = document.getElementById("block[0]");
if (textbox.value )
so basically you use document.getElementById("property[0]") to get the
reference of html elment and then use .value or any other stuff on
this element.
hope this helps!
ATTA
On Thu, 22 J
Hi list,
Some JSP pages uses Strut's indexed properties, like:
And it could be accessed by the corresponding Action correctly through
a customized Form.
The problem is that I would like to add javascript validation before
the user submits the form to check if the file box is not null & valid
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