Hi
all,
is there a way to
have a confirmation box popup confirming your click. An "ok" would bring
the user to another page and a "cancel" will keep the user where they are
at?
I would like to
avoid javascript so if you have a method in jsp, that would be
great.
Thanks,
Eric__
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Hi
all,
is there a way to
have a confirmation box popup confirming your click. An "ok" would bring
the user to another page and a "cancel"
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Hi all,
is there a way to have a confirmation box popup
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Hi all,
is there a way to have a confirmation
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at client side using Java
instead of Javascript?
Any info as to how I can do this,would be pf most help.
Thanks in advance,
- Mahesh.
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You can do the latter with javascript as well, provided the browser's object
model supports it. There's really very little that you cannot do with
javascript (ECMA-262) and DOM these days regarding client-side validation
and interactivity. Javascript's loose typing makes data type validation
annoy