Thanks Li.. you're correct. And I'm still wondering why the form in
my Application won't display fieldError messages when I use only
Serverside validation.
If, on the s:form, I use validation=true the javascript is included
to do validation, and the errorMessages automagically appear
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Greg Akins angryg...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Li.. you're correct. And I'm still wondering why the form in
my Application won't display fieldError messages when I use only
Serverside validation.
If, on the s:form, I use validation=true the javascript is
I need to have a Cancel button on a form that skips the validation
(Struts 2.2.1). This seems harder than it should be and maybe I'm
missing something.
I've read a few posts about this and ended using the validation
interceptorref to get this to work.
I've had problems getting the
Hi Greg,
I use in my code @SkipValidation annotation for method which I don't
want to validate. For me it is easier than use interceptors.
@SkipValidation
public String cancel() {
return SUCCESS;
}
The second part - redirect - I hope is correct.
Regards, Michal.
Greg Akins wrote on
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Michal Ciasnocha m...@struts.cz wrote:
Hi Greg,
I use in my code @SkipValidation annotation for method which I don't want to
validate. For me it is easier than use interceptors.
@SkipValidation
public String cancel() {
return SUCCESS;
}
The second part
I think Michal was right.
If you don't want execute validation for some Action Method, the
annotation @SkipValidation is a good solution.
And, in your case,
I noticed that, your server side action is doing nothing when the
[cancel] button clicked.
I suggest you can put a html Link for your
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