<html:cancel onclick="bCancel=true;">...</html:cancel>
This will "turn off" the form validation and in your action you can check with isCacelled(HttpServletResquest). The bCancel variable is
created by the validator's javascript and it is used to check if the
validade*Form will be called.
Fernando
Patrice Thiebaud wrote:
In a page with Javascript validation, I use the html:cancel tag.
When I click on the Cancel button, the Javascript form validation function is called and an error message is displayed if I didn't enter valid information for the different fields of the form. So the cancellation is not taken into account.
What can I do to bypass the Javascript validation when the Cancel button is clicked ?
Thanks in advance.
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