I can't seem to find any indication where this ever wound up from
several months ago, but I found the same issue independently after
making the (poor) assumption that a statically assigned parameter
wouldn't be overridden by a request parameter. I did some searching and
found this thread.
Li
To anyone who's interested in a workaround to my issue, I wound up
creating an action that does a redirect to a URL passed into the action,
and re-constructing the query string from the passed in parameters.
It's not an elegant solution, but it does work.
Steve Sether wrote:
If I s
fy a URL in the action
parameter and not have it be modified by Struts.
yitzle wrote:
On 8/16/07, Steve Sether <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using struts 2 to create a form whose action links outside of struts
2. The problem is when I set the action parameter in the
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I'm using struts 2 to create a form whose action links outside of struts
2. The problem is when I set the action parameter in the the framework is putting the Struts2 context in the URL. For instance:
say I have a struts 2 project called struts2.war, and another project
called myProject.war.
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Is there a way to make the textbox on the DateTimePicker able to be
modified by the calendar only? (i.e. the user can't type in their own
value).
I've looked through the documentation and haven't been able to find any
property to set this.
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