Marius Gabor wrote: > Hi, Eddie! > > I'm sorry!!! I thought that the massage wasn't posted, that's the > reason I did it many times!!! In my mailing list, the thread doesn't > seem to be open. So, please excuse me for being so silly! That's for > all, not only for you. :)
Subscribe to the mailing list ;-) It's *very* high-traffic, but you'll get faster feed-back. ([EMAIL PROTECTED] - I *think*!) > So, my problem is: I have some JSPs and in taglibs. In one of the JSPs > I set a couple of hidden fields in my ActionForm. The problem is that > by clicking a button, the values are sent as parameters, i.e. they can > be only read. I think that when I set these values as attributes, the > values are gone by clicking the button. The problem is that I need > them when I click 1st time and by a second clik, I want to delete > them. It sounds more complicated than it is, actually... Any current implementation details we should be aware of? > For now, I tried with deleteAttribute() and all kind of tests. I'll > try now with setAttributes, but so far I know that will bring not so > much. > > As I sad, I thank for any help in solving my problem. > > Marius My guess (man I hate to guess) is that you've got some piece of javascript attached to the onsubmit= attribute of your form. This script is trying to modify your hidden variables' values. Am I warm? So you have something like: <... onSubmit="return foo(this);" ...> on your form. then you have something like: function foo(form) { form.someHiddenField.value = "some value"; return true; } You still haven't really given enough details - this is an absolute guess at what you're trying to do. There's not really a way for you to "delete" the parameters from the form (that I am aware of) using JavaScript (I think this what you were wanting to do, but I don't understand your statements well still). Remember: This is a *parameter* you're messing with here - *not* an attribute. If you want to get it, you're going to call request.getParameter("name") - *not* request.getAttribute("name"); I think maybe you are confused on this - these are totally different things - apples and pickles. Does this rambling help any?! Restate your problem, again, and be as deliberate (thorough/detail-oriented) with you description as you can about your problem and attempted implementation. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>