Hello All,
I am having a little problem that hopefully someone can help me with. I
have a form that has a hidden field in it, I am not populating this hidden
field on the page load but rather I am populating the value in a JavaScript
function and then using the form.submit() in JavaScript to
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Subject: JavaScript / struts submit problems
Hello All,
I am having a little problem that hopefully someone can help me with. I
have a form that has a hidden field in it, I am not populating this hidden
field on the page load but rather I am populating the value in a JavaScript
function
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Subject: RE: JavaScript / struts submit problems
In your jsp page, the hidden field should be:
html:hidden property=xMLQueryString/ The first character of the property
name should be lower case.
Mei
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In your jsp page, the hidden field should be:
html:hidden property=xMLQueryString/ The first character
of the property
name should be lower case.
No; see
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Subject: RE: JavaScript / struts
submit problems
01/28/2003 11:36
: JavaScript / struts
submit problems
01/28/2003 11:36
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Subject: RE: JavaScript / struts submit problems
Sorry forgot to add this code to the fray, here is the ActionForm class
where I have the get and set methods
private void setXMLQueryString(String sXML)
{
this.XMLQueryString = sXML;
}
public String
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I dont think that the capitalization is the problem, I have tried to do it
with the get and sets like XmlQueryString() and the property
=xmlQueryString, and I still get a zero length string when I try to
getXmlQueryString() in my action class.
Tim
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