To avoid this problem, you just need to make full use of javascript tag, which has a parameter named 'staticJavaScript'. When set to false the different validation faunction are not written. So you just need to have only one tag with this parameter set to true. Example :
<html:javascript formName="A" /> <html:javascript formName="B" staticJavascript="false" />
Thomas
At 21:54 26/08/2003, you wrote:
I have two forms both of which will need to use validators. My JavaScript is messed up. Suppose I have form
A { fieldA1 - required, fieldA2 - required } B { fieldB1 - required }
When javascript is generated it generates two scripts both of which have required () method.
What do I do to avoid this? I guess if generated methods would follow some convention required<form-name> that would definitely solve a bunch of problems. Is there a solution already?
Thanks, Alex.
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