html:form focus causes a javascript error if the element is a radiobutton

[Gilles . Vandaele]

Hi there funny crew,

did someone allready noticed  that Struts's html:form tag generate this
kind of javascript:...

document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"].focus()

...to give the focus to the element 'anyFieldName'  of the form , and that
it causes a javascript error if the element is a radio button.

My JSP is generated and I cannot guess whish type of element will be first
focussed.

I guess that the tag have to generate this:
document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"][0].focus()
in the case of radio button input element.

Is it a bug or am I wrong? Will I have to set the focus in a scriptlet?



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html:form focus causes a javascript error if the element is a radiobutton

[Gilles . Vandaele]

Hi there funny crew,

did someone allready noticed  that Struts's html:form tag generate this
kind of javascript   :  ...

document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"].focus()

...to give the focus to the element 'anyFieldName'  of the form , and that
it causes a javascript error if the element is a radio button.

My JSP is generated and I cannot guess whish type of element will be first
focussed.

I guess that the tag have to generate this:
document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"][0].focus()
in the case of radio button input element.

Is it a bug or am I wrong? Will I have to set the focus in a scriptlet?



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Re: html:form focus causes a javascript error if the element is aradio button

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Got it.
Tx.

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>did someone allready noticed  that Struts's html:form tag generate this
>kind of javascript:...
>
>document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"].focus()
>
>...to give the focus to the element 'anyFieldName'  of the form , and that
>it causes a javascript error if the element is a radio button.
>
>My JSP is generated and I cannot guess whish type of element will be first
>focussed.
>
>I guess that the tag have to generate this:
>document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"][0].focus()
>in the case of radio button input element.
>
>Is it a bug or am I wrong? Will I have to set the focus in a scriptlet?
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>
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Re: html:form focus causes a javascript error if the element is aradio button

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Hi sweet archangel of the list,

Having had a look at those bugs (12248 and 1586 ) it seems that the problem
is that javascript is uncorrectly generated for an indexed field.
Does it mean that we have to know before the generation if the field is an
indexed one? eg. do we need to add the [0] in the tag attribute for a radio
button?
My problem is that I don't know (at creating the JSP), what kind of input
field the focus will have to be set on.
I thought that the focus attribute had to be set as 'The field name to
which initial focus will be assigned with a JavaScript function.'
(struts-documentation 1.0.2). They don't talk about any index!







    




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>did someone allready noticed  that Struts's html:form tag generate this
>kind of javascript:...
>
>document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"].focus()
>
>...to give the focus to the element 'anyFieldName'  of the form , and that
>it causes a javascript error if the element is a radio button.
>
>My JSP is generated and I cannot guess whish type of element will be first
>focussed.
>
>I guess that the tag have to generate this:
>document.forms["AnyFormName"].elements["anyFieldName"][0].focus()
>in the case of radio button input element.
>
>Is it a bug or am I wrong? Will I have to set the focus in a scriptlet?
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Is Struts full J2EE compliant?

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Hi list,

Is Struts full J2EE compliant?
Can I find confirmation on this somewhere?
And by the way, where can I find a short article who summary the J2EE
specification.

Thanks.


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reflect the uncheck in the bean

[Gilles . Vandaele]

Hi everybody,

When I uncheck a checkbox in an HTML form, the pair name/value don't appear
in the request, and the ActionForm bean cannot reflect this.
It's the same for a text input who's left empty.

Is there a workaround using Struts?



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RE: reflect the uncheck in the bean

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Hi Andrew,
My form bean have to be populated whith data retrieved from a DB.
My bean is generic, and have to recieve any array of values; so I use
String types for all properties.
If the property corresponding to my checkbox is set to true when retrieving
data, the jsp will generate a checked checkbox. Right?
If I uncheck the  checkbox in my browser, the setter of my been will not be
fired and the corresponding property will leave unchanged. Right?
If I'm right till there, I don't understand how will my bean reflect the
unchecking of the checkbox.
I agree whith the use of the reset() to set the good value when
initializing the bean, but how does it work if the default have to be
'true'?

You said:
In the reset method of the form, set the field for which the checkbox
applies to false (or other appropriate internal representation...). That
way
if you uncheck the box (and html submits nothing), then it will become
false
in the form...
When do i need to use the reset() in your opinion? Is it automaticaly fired
by Struts?How will it 'become' false
in the form ? For my use case, I will use a restore() who will be fired
once at the retrieve, before generating the jsp.

Tx for your help.

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Yep.

In the reset method of the form, set the field for which the checkbox
applies to false (or other appropriate internal representation...). That
way
if you uncheck the box (and html submits nothing), then it will become
false
in the form, but if you ticked it on the screen than html will submit a
value, and this will get populated into your form as normal (overriding the
change you just made in reset()).

I didnt realise nothing was submitted for an empty text field! I though it
submitted an empty string as the value for those? You sure about that one?

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Hi everybody,

When I uncheck a checkbox in an HTML form, the pair name/value don't appear
in the request, and the ActionForm bean cannot reflect this.
It's the same for a text input who's left empty.

Is there a workaround using Struts?



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Converting special characters to render in an javascript alert()

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Hi,
I need to convert  normal text (including special characters) into
url/javascript compatible (eg. to render in a javascript alert()).
Can I find a method somewhere in Struts or in the Javax.Servlet?
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focus on a radio button causes a javascript exception

[Gilles . Vandaele]

if I use a tag .. for a variable sFirstFocusedField who can be
the name of any generated input field of my html form;
the javascript  exception:"
document.forms.FieldListForm.elements.field4.focus is not a
function" happend when sFirstFocusedField is the name of a radiobutton.
I think that it can't go trough because the same name is used for any radio
of the same group.
The focus attribute need The name of the field to receive focus. So... any
idea to go trough? (or did I mistaken?)



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RE: Checkbox in iterate

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I'm gone trough this problem whith checking the paramaters recieved in the
request, againt the array used to iterate.
Unchecked checkboxes are not in the request; so I'needed to check any field
expected (so many as the length of the collection used for  the iteration)
, tried to find a parameter corresponding in the request, and if not found
(...if(!hParameters.containsKey((Object)new String("field"+i)))...), reset
the attribute to an ""unchecked" value, so that the attribute reflect the
changes made in the form. (I only use the reflection because of my
generated bean properties)
soth. like that:

  java.util.Enumeration enum = request.getParameterNames();
  while (enum.hasMoreElements()){
String sParamName = (String)enum.nextElement();
String sParamValue = request.getParameter(sParamName);
hParameters.put(sParamName,sParamValue);
System.out.println("GV:[FieldListAction.perform()] Parameter : "
+sParamName +"="+sParamValue);
  }
  listOfFieldsInput = (ArrayList)session.getAttribute
("fieldList");//new ArrayList();
  // The value of an unchecked checkbox is not set in the bean, because
the parameter is not in the request.
  // We have to do it ourself by comparing the parameter array and the
Element array.
  // Fields not  found in the request are set to an unchecked value.
  /** @todo  get the unchecked value from the Element object
getUnckeckedValue() or getEmptyRequestParameterValue()*/
  try {
java.lang.Class c = Class.forName
("be.smalsmvm.webapp.dmfa.FieldListActionForm");
if (request.getParameterNames()!=null &&
listOfFieldsInput!=null){// ?add other tests to avoid overflow?
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Sorry, I forgot to mention that the corresponding property would be a
String[] that will be filled with all the checked indexes.
Is this what you're trying to do?

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Hey,
You kinda confused me about what your problem was.  Could you maybe explain
it better if I'm wrong about it?
It sounds like you just want to know which rows are checked.  You need to
specify the 'indexId' attribute in the  tag to create a
variable that stores the index of the iteration.  Then you specify the
value
of the checkbox using this variable.
It would look somethink like:





Does this help you at all?

~ Keith
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Hi,
I am using checkboxes in iterate tag which iterates over a set of
objects of a class Say ABC.
In ABC i have one boolean property need to be displayed as checkbox.

I am able to display the checkbox box with the value checked /
unchecked
based on the boolean value set
in the class ABC.

When i submit the form i have a boolean array variable myCheckBox which
gets called by method
setMyCheckBox(boolean a[]) . I do not know which check box user had
selected because it retruns array of true values if 1,2 check boxes are
selected OR 1,3 checkboxes are selected.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
rgds
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focus on a radio button (causes a javascript exception) with Strutsform tag

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if I use a tag .. for a variable sFirstFocusedField who can be
the name of any generated input field of my html form;
the javascript  exception:"
document.forms.FieldListForm.elements.field4.focus is not a
function" happend when sFirstFocusedField is the name of a radiobutton.
I think that it can't go trough because the same name is used for any radio
of the same group.
The focus attribute need the name of the field to receive focus. So... any
idea to go trough? (or did I mistaken?)



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Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?

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Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?
  
 If the title attribute is part of the W3C Document Object Model  
 (HTML) Level 1 Recommendation, why isn'it included in the Struts 
 html tags?   
  






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RE: Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?

[Gilles . Vandaele]

I'm just searching for a cross-browser implementation of the tool tips
I think that the TITLE attribute
(http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/global.html#adef-title) is the most
suitable (because he is defined on to most html elements) to be used as
container for the text to be displayed by a javascript function 'showTip
()'.
It would be great if we could add any attribute to the struts tag as it is
for the html tag, but we can't (am I right?)
But any idea will be welcome.

I found some javascript implementation, but they can not work the same way
on the most elements like , , ,

(my html input elements are generated, then I need to find out an attribute
defined on the most elements)

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Are you referring to the ALT tags?  The ones that IE renders like a
tooltip?

Personally I am not an IE user (Mozilla), but those tags are used by the
handicapped for a variety of things and maybe should be added on that
basis.

Does not look too hard to do to the link tag...  Thats without diving
into i18n issues which I am wholly unfamiliar with...

See
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Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?

 If the title attribute is part of the W3C Document Object Model
 (HTML) Level 1 Recommendation, why isn'it included in the Struts
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Re: Editable/non-editable fields

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Hi all;
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How can you set the "disabled" attribute on the controls (in order to see
an input field "grayed out")?
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RE: Editable/non-editable fields

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I don't understand your "The html tags don't support this attribute "

The struts tag html:text do have an attribute 'disabled' , so wat is it for
, if its not rendered in the 'DISABLED' attribute of the  tag?

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Gilles -

This is the was the hacking my project team had to do. The html tags don't
support this attribute so it doesn't show up in the final rendered HTML. We
had to hack the tag code to add support for this.

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Re: Re: Editable/non-editable fields

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Tom,
it doesn't appear in my final html! But it don't have to... or am I in the
twilight zone?
What do you by:"the server is picking up the latest version of your code"?

I'm using Struts 1.0.2


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Are you sure your web server is picking up the latest version of your code?
(try adding , if it doesn't appear in
your final html, you've got an answer :) )

>From a quick inspection of the code I have here (struts 1.0.2), the
disabled attribute should work (didn't test it yet though)


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Re: dynamicaly generated forms and ActionForms

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Did somebody have a starting point to deal whith this use case?

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> Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 15:39:41 +0200
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> I need to dynamicaly generate a jsp form and retrieve values in a bean.
The
> elements of the form must be generated based on a glossary (xml shema)
and
> on values retrieved from a database (labels, layout, default value,
> javascript validation, ActionForm validation,...).
>
> Is DynaActionForm the right solution, how can I use it, can I find an
> example?
> Is it a good way to give the same mane to all the elements and use a
> property (same mame) of type Array to get the values automatically.
>

The standard implementation of DynaActionForm is not going to help you
deal with this use case.  It still expects the set of properties for a
particular form bean to be declared in the struts-config.xml file at
application startup time.

Supporting this more general notion of dynamic forms would be a very
popular enhancement.  However, it's a little late to try to get this into
a 1.1 final release, so standard support will have to wait for some future
version.

>
>  There must be someone already gone through.
>
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>
>
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