Freek and Shengmeng,
Thanks for the clarification. I understand now what I have to do!
Dennis
Freek Segers
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Hi Dennis,
What I tried to point out was that if you use
<html:text property="myProperty"/>
the tag library will generate
<input type="text" name="myProperty" value="">
So you can use 'myProperty' as the name of the field, you just specify is
with the property attribbute in Struts.
Freek.
on 08-01-2002 14:02 you wrote:
> Thanks for responding. The problem is that I am trying to use the NAME
> attribute in my Javascript code and if I put the NAME attribute in the
> html:text tag, it means something special to Struts. I want Struts to
> ignore the NAME attribute.
>
> Example:
> <html:text property="myProperty" name="myTextField"/>
>
> I want Struts to ignore the name so that I can refer to the text field by
> name in Javascript.
>
> Example.
> <javascript>
> validate(myTextField.value);
> </javascript>
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