Hi Michael, i agree, what i'm attempting is kindof goofy. i'm trying to submit a form using a hyper-link instead of a submit button. i have three links on the page that perform similar but different actions. each link sets a value in a hidden field that should be picked up by the actionform upon submission and then passed to my action. you are right, hyperlinks do not submit forms like submit buttons. :) that's why i was attempting to submit the form using javascript. if i was 'allowed' to use separate submit buttons i would do that. or even radio buttons and a single submit button. but i was asked to use hyperlinks...
i'll try to remember not to submit html without wrapping it in <pre> tags. sorry about that. :) and thanks for your reply. andy On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:35:19 -0700, Michael McGrady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, Andrew: > > If you are going to show HTML try the <pre> tag and change the HTML tags > with "<" and ">" instead of < and >. > > What you are doing, Andrew, is not clear to me. You have talked about > using <html:link> instead of <html:submit> to submit a form. I have no > idea why you would ever think these two would work the same. Ultimately, > Struts tags must become standard HTML, of course. The <link> HTML tag is > simply not meant to be a substitute for the <input type='submit'> HTML > tag. You also talk about other things. I guess I missed the thread of > this conversation early, but the latter part seems somewhat goofy to me. I > don't mean it IS goofy, of course, but just that what you are saying sounds > strange. Why use <link> for a submission of a form? I don't think <link> > ever submits a form, does it? > > Michael --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
