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 8:49 PM, <umeshawas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 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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> From: al so
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> Subject: behavior of form fields with disabled status
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> A form with bunch of text fields including username and s:password. When
> these two fields are 'disabled' from editing due to some actions on other
> fields, the form being submitted will not contain the existing values for
> these fields. This causes confusion in the backend code into clearing the
> existing values for login credentials. I read about hidden fields. Is there
> a sample JSP form to look at?
>
>
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