Hi Henner,
yes,
I have:
<db:searchCombo
fieldName=3D"timetable_day"
style=3D"width:400px"
customEntry=3D",,true"
onChange=3D"this.form.submit();"
>
then I use:
String test;
test=(String) searchFieldNames_timetable.get("timetable_day");
out.println("test: " + test);
and I get:
test: search67_1
but in the HTML form I have search_67_1.
To proof this I put this code:
test=3Drequest.getParameter((String)
searchFieldNames_timetable.get("timetable_day"));
out.println("2. " + test+"<br>");
test=3Drequest.getParameter("search_67_1");
out.println("3. " + test+"<br>");
the "2.TEST" returns always null
the "3.TEST" returns the correct value.
So I think that the result of
test=(String) searchFieldNames_timetable.get("timetable_day");
should be search_67_1 and not search67_1 as is now!
Is this a bug?
Cheers
Ivan
Quoting Henner Kollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > the name of the select is "search_67_1" but with
> >
> > searchFieldNames_tablename("nameOfSearchCombo") I get
>
> I think you must use searchFieldNames_tablename("fieldName") for gettin=
g the
> search field name!
>
> Cheers
> Henner
>
>
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