> -----Original Message----- > > A quick note, when I wrote 'automatic highlighting of errored form > elements': it is only automatic if a style has been defined to use. > Example: > < html:text property="name" styleClass="valid" > errorStyleClass="invalid" ... > where 'valid' is the css style class to use normally and > 'invalid' would be > used if there was an error. > if no errorStyleClass was defined, there would be no highlighting. >
Do you also have an alternate style for the input's label text? For instance, a form often looks like this: <bean:message key="firstName"/> <html:text property="firstName" /><br> <bean:message key="lastName"/> <html:text property="lastName" /><br> <bean:message key="address"/> <html:text property="address" /><br> If the "address" property fails validation, then one would normally expect that the bean message (which probably just displays the word "Enter you Address Here" or something) would be highlighted as well. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
