I've found need to do this myself before. It ended up being a big mess.
Fortunately for me I only had a few pieces of data that needed sharing
back and forth, so I simply used Cookies to save myself a ton of time.
However, it is not a graceful solution, and as eric has stated, it is a
shortcoming.
")">
In the jsp:
<%
String property = request.getParameter("property");
String optionsCollection =
request.getParameter("optionsCollection");
%>
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De: Miller, A
For oracle:
to_date('06-APR-07', 'DD-MON-YY')
but this is more of a sql question than a struts question ;)
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: temp temp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 10:25 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Su
What is the value of <%=property%> when the form is generated? i.e., do a "view
source" on the generated jsp and look at the values; then work backwards from
there.
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: José María Tristán [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You will also need to do server side validation if you are attempting to
insert/update into a database (i.e., your users may have javascript
disabled in which case a javascript test alone will not be sufficient).
a
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From
You should attach the event to the form and not the button. If the user
clicks the enter key on the keyboard and you have used an "onClick"
event, then the event will not fire if the user hits enter.
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: rukka [mailto
For JavaScript, here is the easiest way to do this is for your case:
Use a hidden variable to store the number of packages.
For each package, I am guessing you have 3 fields: height, weight, and
length. The names for these fields should be something to the effect
of: height_1, weight_1, length
What kind of help exactly do you need?
My initial suggestion would be to simply treat each page in the wizard
as a separate ActionForm, and then do inserts into your database upon
submission of each page...
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: A. Lo
use the maxlength attribute on your field:
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: fea jabi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 12:28 PM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: validation
creating a jsp in which the user will be enterin
Javascript...
Andy Miller
IS Designer
Butte College
530.895.2946
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From: Radha Krishna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 7:56 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Req on
Hi All,
I have one simple question.
i have two controls in same f
entBuilderFactoryImpl'.
Chris
Miller, Andy wrote:
> First off, my apologies if I am sending this email to the wrong list.
I
> have searched high and low on the web for answers to this question
> (including posting on the Java Developer forum), but I am not having
any
> luck resolving my
First off, my apologies if I am sending this email to the wrong list. I
have searched high and low on the web for answers to this question
(including posting on the Java Developer forum), but I am not having any
luck resolving my problem.
I'm running Java Sun System Web Server 6.1 SP5 on Windo
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