Hi,
I have a page that logically subdivides into 3 independent HTML forms and I've
subsequently planned on using 3 different ValidatorForms for each. There seems to be
no problem in configuring validations for each form's fields and having those
validations trigger from the server side. However, I seem to be running into problems
when trying to activiate client side validation via multiple html:javascript tags. To
simplify things, I've only configured two ActionForms each of which has a property
that uses the "required" validator. The tags in my JSP (in the HTML <head>) look like
this:
<html:javascript formName="form1" staticJavascript="false"
dynamicJavascript="true" />
<html:javascript formName="form2" staticJavascript="false"
dynamicJavascript="true" />
<html:javascript formName="form1" staticJavascript="true"
dynamicJavascript="false" />
The problem seems to be that each of the dynamic JS tags emits a required() method
that is not name-specific to its form. This results in the second such definition
being the only one that is visible from the entire page. Therefore, the form2 does
correctly perform client-side validation for its required field whereas form1 does not.
Is there a correct way to make this work? Merging everything into one big unwieldy
form would work, but would make the data structures unmanageable.
Wayne
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