RE: Philosophical question(s) related to STRUTS

I have been doing research for my company pertaining to adopting a framework/methodology for developing all future applications. I am convinced that Struts is a very solid solution and will be pushing *heavily* for the adoption of it within our architecture. I have been monitoring this list for

RE: Unchecking radio buttons?

typically when you click a radio button that is the default behavior one or the other is always checked. The only reason it would not automatically be checked when you initially view the page, is because you do not have the 'checked' attribute set within your tag. Checkboxes, unlike radio

RE: How to fill combo two depending on choice in combo one?

Not exactly sure what answer you are looking for but this may help... Javascript error checking: //Standard Form Validation if (thisForm.%=NameofclassHere.AttributeNameHere%.selectedIndex 1) { alert('Please select a NameHere.')

Validation Clarification

greetings everyone... My question is this: What would the benefits be for using the validation() vs. client-side validation with Javascript? Granted it would probably be faster for the user if javascript validation was used, but in a few articles that I have read pertaining to JSP taglibs only

RE: Validation Clarification

so it is important to also do the validation server side. I have what I've done posted at this URL. http://home.earthlink.net/~dwinterfeldt David --- "Moore, Amy L" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: greetings everyone... My question is this: What would the benefits be for using the valid

RE: Validation Clarification

to the client and the form can be processed. If the Javascript didn't run on the client, then the server side validation will catch this. David --- "Moore, Amy L" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Those are good points ... but is there a more noticable lag to the user because of the