Not surprising to hear about struts doing something like that. Naughty
naughty struts developers....
You will probably have better luck writing whatever javascript you are
writing using a javascript template. Within the template you can call
whatever component methods you want. (like getClientId(), which is the
globally unique id by which you can find it on the page by calling
document.getElementById("string") )
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/usersguide/script.html
You can also use an Insert component to get the clientId but that sounds messy.
On 12/14/06, jiju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Using javascript I have to access n'th textfield html objects rendered using
for Loop component.
But the name & ids are generated dynamically by Tapestry,its not possible to
access a particular textfield.
But in the case of struts it will render all the loop elements with the same
name, we can access it as an array
say : document.forms[0].contact[2].value;
is there any workaround to solve it ? or i have missed any parameter setting
I can use @Any component to create textfield with myown names ,but it won't
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