Ted,
Thank you. I actually thought of this after sending my e-mail
and have been working on it. It is very comforting to hear your
confirmation.
Mark
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Can "the action that doesn not really do anything" just forward to the
desired page in the usual way?
One approach would be to have the Javascript set the desired page as
field in the form before it is submitted. The Action could then retrieve
the page, and return the appropriate ActionForward.
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>
> Hi all,
> I am thinking of structuring an application as follows, and
> would appreciate any advice and ideas of how to do this:
>
> There will be two frames. First is a navigation frame where the user
> presses a button to determine the JSP that is loaded into the second
frame.
> Each possible JSP for the second frame will have form. If a user is
> entering data into the form, and then presses a button on the navigation
> frame to go to a different jsp/form, I want to save the partially
entered
> form data from the page the user is leaving. Then when the user goes
back
> to the first page they can continue where they left off.
>
> I have been prototyping an idea; the navigation frame uses JavaScript to
> submit the form and redirect the old page to the new desired page. So
far
> I have accomplished that when the form is submitted the action does not
> really do anything, so the form data is saved in the bean. But how do I
> accomplish the redirect?
>
> Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
> Mark Glatzer
>
>
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