In that case, i think you need mapped properties instead of indexed properties.
read this: http://struts.apache.org/1.2.9/faqs/indexedprops.html Mapped properties and javascript need to cooperate together in order to solve the problem. Wish this would help. On 10/20/07, Pavel Sapozhnikov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi I have a question so I need to have a form that will be able to create > dynamic text boxes. I heard this can be done using indexed properties in > struts 1. Basically what I need is like a button that will say Add A > Person > then when u click on that button two text boxes will come up in one row > Last > Name and First Name. So clicking on that button would add this row with > two > text boxes but I need this to be utilizing struts indexed properties. If > anyone could point me in the right direction or maybe have an example of > such it would be greately appreciated. This indexed properties stuff is > also > very new to me. > > Thanks > Pavel > > -- > Pavel Sapozhnikov > xFact, Inc > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Fitzwilliam Python [EMAIL PROTECTED]
