> document.getElementById("itemCategory").value = itemCategory;
Are you sure that itemCategory is present in the html table and can be
accessed by JavaScript?
>
> I am trying to get a double select tag to work for the 1st time and
> am having some problems.
>
> The JSP involved comprises a list in the top half of the page where
> an iterator fetches data from the database which is displayed in the
> list like so:
>
> [Bild entfernt]
>
>
> The bottom half of the screen comprises a form where you can add and
> edit an item before pressing save which updates the database and re-
> displays the page with the new or updated item now appearing in the
list.
>
> The add/edit area looks like so when the page originally loads:
>
> [Bild entfernt]
>
>
> Adding an item works OK.
>
> I use the following tags in the add/edit area for the 2 fields that
> are populated via the double select (I have removed some of the
> options for brevity in this email):
>
> <s:set name="itemList" value="#
> {'Antiques': {'Antiques'},
> 'Bathroom': {'Cosmetics', 'Hamper',
> 'Lines', 'Medical items', 'Other', 'Scales', 'Shower curtains',
'Sundries'},
> 'Garage': {'Hand tools', 'Other',
> 'Power tools', 'Tool chests', 'Work bench'}}"/>
>
> <s:doubleselect label="Select room and
> item" name="claimContent.itemRoom" id="itemRoom" emptyOption="true"
> requiredLabel="true" list="#itemList.keySet()"
> doubleName="claimContent.itemCategory" doubleId="itemCategory"
> doubleEmptyOption="true" doubleList="#itemList[top]" tooltip="%
> {getText('claimContent.itemRoom.tooltip')}"/>
>
> So that all seems OK.
>
> But if I want to edit an existing item, then immediately after
> clicking the "Edit" link beside some item in the list, the screen
> looks like so. As you can see the 2nd field in the double-select has
> not been set correctly and is is showing as nothing with no options
> to select from. I have to change the 1st field to some other value
> to get options to appear in the 2nd field.
>
> [Bild entfernt]
>
>
> The javascript I use to when the "Edit" link is clicked looks like:
>
> function editPropertyContent(itemRoom, itemCategory,
> itemDescription, itemReplacement, itemReplacementUrl,
> itemReplacementValue, itemValidationStatus, itemFulfillmentStatus) {
>
> document.getElementById("itemRoom").value = itemRoom;
> document.getElementById("itemCategory").value = itemCategory;
> document.getElementById("itemDescription").value = itemDescription;
> document.getElementById("itemReplacement").value = itemReplacement;
> document.getElementById("itemReplacementUrl").value =
itemReplacementUrl;
> document.getElementById("itemReplacementValue").value =
> itemReplacementValue;
> document.getElementById("itemValidationStatus").value =
> itemValidationStatus;
> document.getElementById("itemFulfillmentStatus").value =
> itemFulfillmentStatus;
>
> }
>
> That is all a bit long winded - anyway hoping someone can point me
> in the right direction.
>
> Regards - Patrick
> --
> Patrick Kelly
> Principal Consultant
> River Dynamics
> E: [email protected]
> W: www.riverdynamics.com
>
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