It's bacause you have more than one hidden elements with the same name,so
whichever
row you choose to delete, your action will recive an array of parameter
values with the same parameter name. That's the reason why you always get
the id of the first row. I suggest you to use a radio boxs to replace the
hidden elements,and only one delete button is enough.
2006/10/26, Gallagher, Jim (RBoS ITD&S Dublin) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi
Apologies if this is a simple issue, but it's driving me insane.
In my web app (using Struts 1.1 on Java 1.4 & Websphere) I have a jsp that
is using logic:iterate to display a sequence of records.
On each row I have a "Delete" button, which should cause the object that
row
represents to be deleted. I have a form defined and the Delete button
submits the form, currently with a html:hidden tag providing the key of
the
row to be deleted (contactID).
The full jsp code is:
lt;bean:write name="outstandinglist" property="contactLastName" />
My problem is that the contactID returned is always the first one
displayed,
not the one of the row selected. I changed the hidden tag to a text one to
see the value being written and it was the correct contactID, but on
pressing the button the contactID retrieved in the Action is always the
first row displayed.
Could anybody suggest a) a solution to the above issue and/or b) a more
elegant way to achieve what I'm trying to do?
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Jim
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