Marius Gabor wrote:
>> What I typically do is have a button for each "action" I want to
>> perform on a given form's data. Then, by naming the buttons all the
>> same name, and providing different "Value" attributes, you can tell
>> what the user intended to do, just by which button they pus
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>> I would think that, based off how the user submits the form (ie. which
>> button did they push?) you should know which values to use/ignore - but
>> this may not
> Ok - you should know what the valid range of values is for a given
> field. Typically there values which you can use to denote that a field
> has explicitly been set/reset to "default" - like setting a variable
> used as a loop-index to -1 - there is no language that lets you have -1
> as a
Marius Gabor wrote:
>> What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
>> manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
>
> I'm trying to manipulate them in the action, for a specific action
> that user chooses, i.e. when user pushes some stupid button, se
Marius Gabor wrote:
> Hi, Eddie!
>
> Looks like u r the only one interrested in this s...
Not entirely true.
>> What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
>> manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
>
>
> I'm trying to manipulate them in the a
Hi, Eddie!
Looks like u r the only one interrested in this s...
> What I think I'm unclear about is: At what point are you wanting to
> manipulate them? ... on the page? ... at the action itself?
I'm trying to manipulate them in the action, for a specific action that
user chooses, i.e. whe
Marius Gabor wrote:
>> Does this rambling help any?! Restate your problem, again, and be as
>> deliberate (thorough/detail-oriented) with you description as you can
>> about your problem and attempted implementation.
>
> Again?! Well, I can't waste time writing mails all day, u know...
> I'l
Hi, Eddie!
>
> Any current implementation details we should be aware of?
What do u mean?
> My guess (man I hate to guess) is that you've got some piece of
> javascript attached to the onsubmit= attribute of your form. This
> script is trying to modify your hidden variables' values. Am I war
Marius Gabor wrote:
> Hi, Eddie!
>
> I'm sorry!!! I thought that the massage wasn't posted, that's the
> reason I did it many times!!! In my mailing list, the thread doesn't
> seem to be open. So, please excuse me for being so silly! That's for
> all, not only for you. :)
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Hi, Eddie!
I'm sorry!!! I thought that the massage wasn't posted, that's the reason
I did it many times!!! In my mailing list, the thread doesn't seem to be
open. So, please excuse me for being so silly! That's for all, not only
for you. :)
So, my problem is: I have some JSPs and in taglibs.
Listen to Eddie, he knows what he is talking about, I know from my own
experience.
J
Eddie Bush wrote:
> *maybe* you could try replying to the threads you have already? And
> maybe you could wait longer than 15 minutes in between postings of the
> *exact same material*? I know it can be fru
*maybe* you could try replying to the threads you have already? And
maybe you could wait longer than 15 minutes in between postings of the
*exact same material*? I know it can be frustrating to be stuck, but
many of us have things to do other than just reply to your query :-)
I'm not exactly
Hi!
I need help: I have a form that contains a couple of hidden fields.
I've tried 2 modify fields values working with JavaScript. It didn't do
it. Somehow, these fields are not visible and I can't read or set them.
I know that I can getParameter() or getParameterNames() and then I can
see the
Hi!
I need help: I have a form that contains a couple of hidden fields.
I've tried 2 modify fields values working with JavaScript. It didn't do
it. Somehow, these fields are not visible and I can't read or set them.
I know that I can getParameter() or getParameterNames() and then I can
see the
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