Maybe you can add an applet to your page that gets the connection with the javabean...
> That is the only way I know! Since your JavaScript is on client side (It's
> another story for server side scripting.) and JavaBean is on the server
> side.
>
>
> But that's not *really* accessing a bean fro
Put a name to each frame in the frameset then add this to the button in the
frame with the menu:
option
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you should use a function to make things clearer but I wanted to show you
the concept. If you still have problems email me, I have written this
without checking and maybe the syntax is not c
Hi,
use:
alert(escape("á"));
that should work,
Regards,
Luis Navalpotro
Hello!
I have a problem with javascript in an jsp page. I use special characters
like "é" or "à" and when the html page is generated, i get the character
"?".
example:
aler
document['FORM_NAME'].TEXTFIELD_NAME.value == "";
for example:
document['data'].userName.value == "";
You can also use:
document.data.userName.value == "";
Regards,
Luis Navalpotro
> Did anyone know how to use Java Script to Check the
Hi,
Maybe is because you are requesting "plantID" and should be "plantId"...
It is just a suggestion...
Regards,
Luis Navalpotro
> Having problem with request.getParameter("plantID")
> which shows null
> when submiting the info as part of query stri
