Thanks Lukasz,
I just found the cause... I was using the same form id in the different
divs. I had a jsp included in both divs, and it contained the form bean
(which needs to be different for both divs).
Lukasz Lenart wrote:
There is some problem with div's inside form, when you want to
, and inside
this form, there are some more divs?
Thanks!
Lukasz Lenart wrote:
2008/10/20 Joris Kimpe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know I can use the same form for different actions. That's what I was
trying to do. But I'm afraid it has something to do with the different
div
sections
I know I can use the same form for different actions. That's what I was
trying to do. But I'm afraid it has something to do with the different div
sections.
Do you know whether this can be done? If not, what's the best way to create
the application I want?
Joris
Lukasz Lenart wrote:
=changeCostItemState(this); bean:write name=status
property=description/
nbsp;nbsp;
/logic:iterate
If I remove this, the code works... What is wrong here? It is inside the
form in one of my divs.
Joris
Joris Kimpe wrote
Hello,
I have an application with 2 buttons. Each button hides/shows a div. In
each div I want to use the same ActionForm, but different Actions. Maybe
this can't be done, but I also have problems using a different ActionForm
for each div.
A short overview:
- my initial jsp looks like this:
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