RE: how to Internationalized submit button?

[René Eigenheer]

i use different properties for each button:

example:
 html:submit property=btnStorebean:message
key=btn.store//html:submit
 html:submit property=btnCancelbean:message
key=btn.cancel//html:submit

if (btnStore != null) {
}
if (btnCancel != null) {
}



 -Original Message-
 From: Hoang, Hai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Freitag, 19. Juli 2002 05:56
 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
 Subject: how to Internationalized submit button?


 I want to internationalize the submit buttons on a form and I
 don't know how
 to do it.  Currently, I mapped the value on the submit button to the
 property actionName in the ActionForm class.  Base on the
 button the use
 clicked, I handle it propriately in the Action class, just like event
 handling mechanism.  Now if I internationalize these buttons
 (html:submit
 property=actionName/bean:message
 key=button.add//html:submit, the
 value will change and my Action class will no longer work.
 Is there a way
 to work around this problem?

 To be specific, following is the detail about my setup

 1. jsp page:

 html:submit property=actionName value=Add/
 html:submit property=actionName value=Edit/
 html:submit property=actionName value=Remove/

 2. actionForm class:

 public String getActionName()
 {
   return actionName;
 }

 public void setActionName( String actionName)
 {
   this.actionName = actionName;
 }


 3. action class:

 ApplicationForm applicationForm = (ApplicationForm)form;
 String action = applicationForm.getActionName();
 if (action == null)
 {
   action = Constants.BUTTON_CANCEL;
 }

 if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_CANCEL))
 {
   applicationForm.setActionName(null);
   doAdd(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }
 else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_ADD))
 {
 doAdd(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }
 else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_SAVE))
 {
 doSave(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }
 else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_EDIT) ||
   action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_REMOVE))
 {
 doEdit(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }
 else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_UPDATE))
 {
 doUpdate(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }
 else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_DELETE))
 {
 doDelete(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
 }

 Thank you for your help

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Re: how to Internationalized submit button?

[Tadashi Ishikawa]

You can use hidden field and Javascript.

SCRIPT
function setAction(target) {
document.forms[0].actionName.value=target;
}
/SCRIPT

$B!D(B

html:hidden property="actionName" value="Add"/

html:submit
property="foo" onClick="setAction('Add');"/bean:message 
key="button.add"//html:submit
html:submit
property="foo" onClick="setAction('Remove');"/bean:message 
key="button.remove"//html:submit



Hoang, Hai wrote:

I want to internationalize the submit buttons on a form and I don't know how
to do it.  Currently, I mapped the value on the submit button to the
property actionName in the ActionForm class.  Base on the button the use
clicked, I handle it propriately in the Action class, just like event
handling mechanism.  Now if I internationalize these buttons (html:submit
property="actionName"/bean:message key="button.add"//html:submit, the
value will change and my Action class will no longer work.  Is there a way
to work around this problem?

To be specific, following is the detail about my setup

1. jsp page:

html:submit property="actionName" value="Add"/
html:submit property="actionName" value="Edit"/
html:submit property="actionName" value="Remove"/

2. actionForm class:

public String getActionName() 
{
   return actionName;
}

public void setActionName( String actionName) 
{
   this.actionName = actionName;
}


3. action class:

ApplicationForm applicationForm = (ApplicationForm)form;
String action = applicationForm.getActionName();
if (action == null)
{
   action = Constants.BUTTON_CANCEL;
}

if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_CANCEL))
{
   applicationForm.setActionName(null);
   doAdd(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}
else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_ADD)) 
{
doAdd(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}
else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_SAVE)) 
{
doSave(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}
else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_EDIT) || 
   action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_REMOVE)) 
{
doEdit(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}
else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_UPDATE)) 
{
doUpdate(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}
else if (action.equals(Constants.BUTTON_DELETE)) 
{
doDelete(mapping, applicationForm, request, response);
}

Thank you for your help

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