I have been using a servlet to perform the validation of the values entered by a user
in a
form. To reduce the overhead, I am trying to use client-side validation using
Javascript.
Is it possible to overcome the following problem:
I have a form with several fields. Now, the action of this form is a script(servlet)
that
will take the values and add them to a table.
out.println("<p><small><small><input type=\"submit\" value=\"Add Complaint\"
name=\"Add\"
onClick=\"chgcase()\">");
I am performing clientside Javascript validation of the fields by using a function (
called
on clicking the Sumbit button of the form). If there is a problem, an alert box is
brought
up telling the user what the error is, but if the user clicks on the OK button of the
alert
box, they are taken to the next page ( ie. the page mentioned in the action-servlet ).
Any
way to prevent this until no alert boxes are displayed.
Thanks
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