Let me reclarify my statement before.
For example
Test1
x Test2
x Test3
would generate this page
test2 textarea
test3 textareas
THe above works, Now lets say I, as the user, decided to uncheck the test3
check box. I would click the back button and effectively do this
Test1
x Test2
Test3
This is the page I get
test2 textarea
test3 textarea
Even know the user checks one box it still generated the information that
was posted previously, instead of the information which was just posted.
Does this make it clearer.
The first message has a link the the page if you wanted to try it out.
Again that link is
http://www.beersy.bu.edu/index1.html
click on StatusReports
Check some boxes
click next(submit)
click your back button
uncheck some of the check boses you previously checked
click the next button(submit)
look at the page
Christopher T. Beers Systems Analyst Administrator I
Office of Information Technology - Boston University
111 Cummington Street (617)353-8248
Boston, MA 02215 (617)353-6260 fax
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Frank Morton wrote:
> > I am sorry. After the back button is pressed to get back to the
> > check boxes page, the submit button is pressed. I am sorry if I conveyed
> > that the forward button was pressed. Again the button to submit the
> > form, effectively, does not work once the servlet is loaded into memory?
>
> I may not be understanding, but...
>
> I think what you are running into is the fact that if a checkbox is not
> checked, nothing gets posted for that checkbox. You have to assume
> as part of parsing the form that all boxes are unchecked unless the
> checkbox gets posted.
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> Frank
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