Once you get this working, saving, you can just view HTML (in the working browser ) and realize that struts just emits standard form HTML.
You can examine this HTML and get your .js to emit same via add button.
hth,
Rob wrote:
I've not been able to find a solution to this within the mailing list. But I would like to the following.
I have a page with a collection of fields which are populated by a form (via it's collection). I also have a button which would allow the addition of a new row. (hopefully)
Name Descrip [ xy ][ foo ] [ ab ][ bar ]
Add
(1) I would like to have the add button add a new pair of text input fields each time it is clicked. (2) I would like it if clicking add did not make a request to the server this being the case it suggests some kind of client side javascript adding the new fields.
The problems of course with this are the following.
(1) client side code won't be able to utilise the struts tags and as such I won't know what values to set the appropriate input text element attributes to. (2) It is highly likely that even if I solved problem (1) that it would result in a IndexOutOfBounds exception, or just not bother with the properties from the new fields.
Has anyone else solved this? Does struts have a mechanism for dealing with this? I'm fully aware of nested/logic tags but if they are the way I can't see how.
Suggestions would be appreciated, Thanks!
Rob
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