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PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: ***
implementing consecutive form validation? ***
Can you elaborate? Are you saying 1
ActionForm and 3 Action objects? Do you validate in the ActionForm
or in the Action? Can you please explain the "dirty flags"
technique?
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 3:38
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Subject: RE: *** implementing consecutive
form validation? ***
Try
using a single Form but 3 different Actions (for flexibility). The form is
send from page to page. Set a dirtyflag in the form which checks what page the
user is in. Based o
t; Amar..
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 3:35
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: ***
implementing consecutive form validation? ***
If a form is made up of three consecutive
pages and I want to validate page by page, how should I go about
If a form is made up of three consecutive
pages and I want to validate page by page, how should I go about doing
this? Do I use three ActionForms and one Action? Do I use
the validation the ActionForm offers for basic validation? Do I fill
one A
If a form is made up of three consecutive pages and
I want to validate page by page, how should I go about doing this? Do I
use three ActionForms and one Action? Do I use the validation the
ActionForm offers for basic validation? Do I fill one ActionForm's
validation method with "if/then"
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