in netscape it is document.layers that contains all the div tags. And it it
also helpful to realize that in netscape every layer itself is a DOM. You
can probably find details in a not-out-of-date Javascript book.
Good luck!
-Original Message-
From: Dinesh Chaturvedi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
There
is a method in HttpServletRequest class called getMethod() that returns either
post or get or
James
Gu
-Original Message-From: Spencer Smith
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and GET method
Did
you try encode/decode utility from java.net.URLEncoder?
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in query string parameter name?Hi, I am really sorry for
my previous Em
ass
and in HttpServlet's doPut() method.
Any ideas?
-james
> -Original Message-
> From: GU,JAMES (HP-Corvallis,ex1) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 7:39 PM
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> Subject: how to compose and handle an h
By saying "the request is ignored", what do you expect to be displayed in the
browser? I assume you just wnat what page is displayed before the refresh.
I have a related question that has been puzzling me for a while: can you just do
a simple data post to the server from a web browser (form, lin
Title: Deploying Struts on iPlanet 4.1 - any successes?
Does anyone know how to have dynamic control in a
JSP file which browser window that JSP file itself
should be displayed? For example, I have two browser window A and B and submit a form from one of the windows. After processing
that r
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