Well the problem is if I make a change to first jsp, then I need to
make the same change on the second JSP like adding fields etc. This
really becomes a pain when I have to change the page layout. If it is
just one jsp, I can get away with changing just one page instead of
two. This jsp is huge wit
Lukasz Lenart wrote:
2009/4/21 Suneel :
I've a JSP where the user views a set of html input fields. The user
enters the values and submits the page and he is taken to another page
where he gets a chance to review his inputs before final submission.
All this JSP does is, it displays the inputs as
2009/4/21 Security Management :
> Yes, create a theme based on simple that sets the disabled=true for the
> fields, and render with that theme.
Some browses don't send to a server disabled fields, so you will have
to duplicate them in to the hidden inputs. You can use readonly=true
but it can be c
2009/4/21 Suneel :
> I've a JSP where the user views a set of html input fields. The user
> enters the values and submits the page and he is taken to another page
> where he gets a chance to review his inputs before final submission.
> All this JSP does is, it displays the inputs as plain text inst
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Subject: Non editable jsp with struts 2 templates - whats the best approach?
Hi,
I've a JSP where the user views a set of html input fields. The user
enters the values and submits the page and he is taken to another page
where he gets a chance to review his inp
Hi,
I've a JSP where the user views a set of html input fields. The user
enters the values and submits the page and he is taken to another page
where he gets a chance to review his inputs before final submission.
All this JSP does is, it displays the inputs as plain text instead of
html inputs usi
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