The "name" attribute on the HTML generated by <html:form> is automatically set to the name of the action that will be receiving the form input, if I'm not mistaken. So, in your case, it would be named "doit", if I'm not mistaken. This, I believe, is done to support validation through javascript.

Jim Kennedy wrote:

Here's my standard html form tag:

<form name="main" action="doit" method="post">



I need to be able to "name" my form in my application.  How do I do that
with the "el" form tag.  It is not this:



<html-el:form name="main" action="/doit.do" method="post" scope="request">



name has another meaning for this tag.  what is the equivalent for name in a
standard HTML form tag?



thanks



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