<action name="ListCustomerData" class="action.ListCustomerDataAction">
<result name="success">/customerDataList.jsp</result>
<result name="input">/customerDataList.jsp</result>
<result name="error">/error.jsp</result>
<result name="makePayment" type="redirectAction">MakePayment!input</result>
</action>
Then with the save() method in ListCustomerDataAction I return SUCCESS.
With the pay() method I do some value checking..just to make sure some
elements have been selected to pay and that the amount is greater then zero.
If it is ok I return makePayment, if it isn't ok I return INPUT. I've also
tried returning SUCCESS since really they are the same. Both had the same
response, which I guess is expected.
Was there any other configuration you needed from me?
newton.dave wrote:
>
> *and* configuration.
>
> Stephiems wrote:
>> Oh, sorry, I was experimenting and changed the code:
>>
>> Here is what I have for the submits, all the rest is the same:
>>
>> <s:submit id="saveButton" name="saveButton"
>> value="%{getText('button.label.save')}" action="ListCustomerData"
>> method="save" cssClass="button"/>
>> <s:submit id="payNowButton" name="payNowButton"
>> value="%{getText('button.label.paynow')}" action="ListCustomerData"
>> method="pay" cssClass="button"/>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>> newton.dave wrote:
>>> Stephiems wrote:
>>>> Both submits go to the same action, just different methods, so I can't
>>>> have
>>>> different forms. I might have to change how it works. I don't like it
>>>> as
>>>> it
>>>> is, but that is what the client wanted, and as much as I tried to get
>>>> them
>>>> to chanage, in the end I have to do what they want.
>>>>
>>>> Here is basically what I'm doing:
>>>>
>>>> JSP (not the full jsp, I've taken out as much as the unnecessary stuff
>>>> as
>>>> possible):
>>>>
>>>> <s:form name="displ" action="ListCustomerData">
>>>> <s:submit id="saveButton" name="saveButton"
>>>> value="%{getText('button.label.save')}" cssClass="button"/>
>>> > <s:submit id="payNowButton" name="payNowButton"
>>>> value="%{getText('button.label.paynow')}"
>>>> action="ListCustomerData"
>>>> method="pay" cssClass="button"/></p>
>>>> </s:form>
>>>>
>>>> in my ListCustomerData action I have a save() function and pay()
>>>> function.
>>>>
>>>> Again, just to repeat, this only seems to happen if I press the pay,
>>>> find
>>>> an
>>>> error
>>>>
>>>> I might just have to make it so the pay isn't a submit button, maybe
>>>> have
>>>> a
>>>> sort of 'shopping cart' running total at the top of the screen where
>>>> they
>>>> can click on the link to go to the make payment screen.. But, I do
>>>> still
>>>> believe that what I'm trying to do should work.
>>> *and* configuration.
>>>
>>> I only see a method defined for the "pay" submit button; does the
>>> ListCustomerData action coniguration specify the "save" method?
>>>
>>> Dave
>>>
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