Hi Eric, Are you currently using struts2? If so then open ur jsp and type attribute "autocomplete" in textfield or form element and see if it supports or not.
It's obviously a browser issue, but my question was how do u solve in struts2 ? Please advice me the releavent solution, rather than only assuming some theory work for in the practicle current situation. Thanks On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 10:12 PM, Eric Lentz <eric.le...@sherwin.com> wrote: > > More over in my jsp i m not seeing "autocomplete" off attribute even > when i use normal html "<input type/>" tag. > > Everyone is telling you that it is a browser render / HTML tag issue. > Logically, it would seem that way as well. The browser is storing the text > that people type in the field, no? Do you believe it is being stored on > the server? If so, where? You are dealing with JSPs and what they render > -> HTML, and then what the browser does with same. The implied feature you > strive for is not in Struts, AFAIK. > > This is how I have solved the same problem in the past (2007). I was using > Struts 1, but that doesn't matter. I would solve it the same way if I was > using ASP.NET or any other such framework. > > http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/5642 > > Only thing is that today, I'd use jQuery: > http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Autocomplete > > You've now seen links to documents that detail what to do in HTML both at > form and field level. You've now also seen the same done from JavaScript. > The age of the links is not relevant. That just means it is more likely to > work with older browsers, which is a good thing. I also saw a document > indicating that it was to be a standard in HTML 5. I don't know if it is > or not. > > Now, have you tried any of the suggestions? They should all work AFAIK. >
