Anant,
You can do the following:
set up a boolean flag at the top of the jsp page that will be used to
disable fields on your page like so:
<% boolean flag = false; %>
and then set this according to the value of the flag in your form using
logic tags:
<logic:equal name="FormName" property="xxx" value="true">
<% flag = true; %>
</logic:equal>
<logic:equal name="FormName" property="xxx" value="false">
<% flag = false; %>
</logic:equal>
and then in your <html:text> elements do this:
<html:text property="xxx" disabled="<%= flag %>"/>
you have to make sure though that the boolean is set to the right value (so
that if you wish to disable something it is true - this got me caught out a
few times!)
HTH
Claire :)
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Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 10:35 AM
Subject: Making the fields non editable dynamically using a form bean
element
Hi ppl,
I have a situation where I do not want the user to edit the fields if
the history record flag in the form bean is true.
Can you suggest me how to go about it. Can I use a form bean element
(java.lang.Boolean/String) to disable a <html:text> dynamically
depending on its value.
If yes then how can I do it?
Thanks a ton in advance
Regards
Anant Parnami
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