On 12/19/2000 at 5:35 AM John Stauffer wrote:
The browser will position the page at the top of the screen if if
can't find the anchor tag.
Just for the record, Netscape Navigator (through 4.x at least) scrolls
to the bottom when it can't find an anchor (and, unlike Explorer, also
uses
From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On 12/18/2000 at 5:57 PM Oleson, Rex wrote:
as an example lets say that I have a user registration page. If the
user inputs some bugus information I would like to return
them to that exact area of the page that they need to correct
the
Ted Husted wrote:
another way to do this would be by changing the form's focus to the
"first" invalid field. ... Not that I know how you would actually do
that ...
On 12/19/2000 at 12:45 AM Geoffrey Simmons wrote:
You can do that with Javascript, and I'm relatively certain that it's
the only
On 12/19/2000 at 2:12 AM Matthias Kerkhoff wrote:
If present, the form tag generates a little JavaScript, that sets the
focus to the form field named like the "focus" attribute.
The form attribute is still current, and used in the example
application. But how would you change it in response to
Ted Husted wrote:
Ted Husted wrote:
another way to do this would be by changing the form's focus to the
"first" invalid field. ... Not that I know how you would actually do
that ...
On 12/19/2000 at 12:45 AM Geoffrey Simmons wrote:
You can do that with Javascript, and I'm relatively
Perhaps an interstitial jsp like this?
%
String url = request.getParameter("url");
String anchor = request.getParameter("anchor");
String whereTo = url + "#" + anchor;
response.sendRedirect(whereTo);
%
referenced in action.xml as:
...
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