Hi,
I am using the JWS from Sun..
I want to use Javascript and jsp together in a page..like
This is more of a javascript question... sorry to clutter the newsgroup
with it... but am still hoping someone can shed some insight.
In theory this should be trivial all I want to do is have an image
map perform some operation when it is clicked. I currently have a bean
that stes/gets prope
Hi,
I want to use javascript in my Presentation.jsp. How can i use the
java bean variables in a javascript method.
As of now i am declaring a hidden text field and then setting the
value using <%= .%>. Then i am accessing the hidden text field value
in my javascript method. It becomes
y, December 27, 1999 6:25 PM
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g environment.
If That Clears
Amit
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Support for other scripting languages in jsp is available at
http://www.plenix.org/polyjsp
(for JavaScript) http://www.caucho.com
dan
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Hi,
If you have noticed the
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Hi,
I am using the JWS from Sun..
I want to use Javascript and jsp together in a page..like
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You may have to define your button type button not type submit:
Reg Sherwood wrote:
> This is more of a javascript question... sorry to clutter the newsgroup
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> In theory this should be trivial all I want to do is have an im
Try this:
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This is more of a javascript question... sorry to clutter the newsgroup
wit
Title: RE: JSP & Javascript
Try this tag will cause the image to submit the form.
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You may have to def
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I tested all my JSP files and beans, everything is fine, but :
An HTML page has textfield a search Button, a List, and a select button, I
don't know how to design it, because the searc action will be prcessed by a
JSP file that has to retourn the results to th List.
Please help
Thanks.
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variables itself directly.
Either ways you have to assign values to client side value holders.
Vinod
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avascript variables itself directly.
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ipt from the browser what do u use
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Or just return a 204 HTTP Status Code and you don't have to go into the
Hidden Frame stuff perhaps.
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Hi, i'm kinda a newbie at all this so please bear with me.
i'm sending a parameter at the end of my url as follows
location.href = "myurl.jsp?var=value";
I can retrieve it on the myurl.jsp with request.getParameter, but I was
wondering if there was a way to retrieve that variable with javascrip
hi,
i have a jsp with one text field and two buttons
one "submit" and one "more".
after entering the value when i press more button the
field gets cleared and the value in the field should
be stored somewhere say a java or javascript using
javascript.
on pressing submit i have to pass the contents
I have been asked to bring a bunch of PERL web functionality
into a JSP environment. Many of the specs are requesting
Javascript capabilities, like resetting "select" options on
the fly, to match other "selection"s. I have read posts and
book sections about the possibility of mixing Javascript and
I am trying to send some values from one page to
another or to the same page while submitting the form
as :
function submitInfo() {
document.frm.method="post";
document.frm.action="test.jsp?Id=100&val=200"
document.submit();
}
In the JSP page when I request for the values as
<% int progId = r
u can try retrieving:
location.search
once you are at teh requested page
this will give you any query information in the URL, including the question mark
(?).
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> i'm sending a parameter at the end of my url as
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Hi, i'm kinda a newbie at all this so please bear with me.
i'm sending a parameter at the end of my url as follows
location.href = "myurl.jsp?var=value";
I can retrieve it on the myurl.jsp with request.getParameter,
very easily:
in js
make a statement like location.search to retrieve the query part of
your url and use split function to retrieve the values or indexof to
know if the pairvalue you looking for exist in the query (by example)
anyway since it's more easy in jsp
so you can make also in your script(
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> hi,
> i have a jsp with one text field and two buttons
> one "submit" and one "more".
> after entering the value when i
, but this
would take more space.
regards,
Nagarajan.
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What would you think of a solution where you would have :
- a class representing your set of items
- a bean that would contain a vector of objects of this new class
On the first page, you initialize your bean. Then page after a page, you add an
element to your vector.
In this case, all the data
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I have been asked to bring a bunch of PERL web functionality
into a JSP environment. Many of the spec
t. It works
great.
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I have been asked to bring a bunch of PERL web functionality
into a JSP en
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> Tom,
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> JSP doesn't preclude JavaScript. We use JavaScript in our JSP pages to do
> things like change some select lists based on cha
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> Tom,
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> JSP doesn't preclude JavaScript. We use JavaScript in our JSP pages to do
> things like change some select lists based on changes to others. Use the
> JavaScript
Problem with case? Id vs ID
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> I am trying to send some values from one page to
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say document.frm.submit();
Also Put a semi colon after the line document.frm.action=;
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Thanks for the quick responses!!
Sorry for the typos in the code.
I did atually use document.frm.submit();
and I used the same case for requested parameters.
Srinivas, I tried the way you suggested but did not
work.
The sample code is as follows.When selection is
changed in the listbox, appropr
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> and I used the same case for requested parameters.
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> Srinivas, I tried the way you suggested but did not
> work.
>
> The sample cod
Sri
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as written you're initiating a GET method ("?Id=100&val=200"). in addition the form
Parameter name is "Id" while the jsp is looking for a Parameter named "ID". on top
of that your request.getParameter("ID"); can't be an integer. it's an Object or
String.
try this:
first the form element "Id" ha
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Try giving the whole path in the action
document.frm.action="http://localhost:portnum/test.jsp?Id=100&val=200"
or
on some browser versions the above didnt work
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M. Simms wrote:
> Lots of considerations here...JavaScript can keep your server requests
> lower
> however, when databases are involved.unless you can generate
> JavaScript arrays of small size (<200 items) and "pre-load" the HTML with
> the data needed to process the screen, you a
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