hi,
Have a hidden field and put the contents of the text field into it.
You can store the information in this format
name@abcd~~dept@prdn etc. Then use string tokenizer in the servlet to
split the hidden fields.
Another option would be to put the variables
in xml like "<rec><name>abcd</name><dept>dsfsd</dept>" etc, but this
would take more space.
regards,
Nagarajan.
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Subject: a jsp -javascript problem
hi,
i have a jsp with one text field and two buttons
one "submit" and one "more".
after entering the value when i press more button the
field gets cleared and the value in the field should
be stored somewhere say a java or javascript using
javascript.
on pressing submit i have to pass the contents of
array in request .how can i do that?
for simplicity i am asking for one field but actually
i have one full record consisting of many fields,so
the solution must be given keeping that in mind.
thanks in advance,
ashutosh
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