Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 8/31/06, John R. Dumonceaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to include only the J/S actually used?
I'm doing client side validation with j/s and ended up writting my own
routines - thus the validation does seem to add much.
Where are you putting your JavaScript? There might be a hint at the
top of validator-rules.xml:
Note: Starting in Struts 1.2.0 the default javascript definitions have
been consolidated to commons-validator. The default can be
overridden
by supplying a <javascript> element with a CDATA section, just as
in struts 1.1.
From that, I think you can supply your own validator-rules.xml with
custom JavaScript in CDATA sections, and then remove the 'jsFunction'
attribute for the validations you don't want.
Just a thought, I haven't tried it.
You can also set (IIRC) static=false on the html:javascript tag to tell
it not to generate the non-dynamic stuff, then include that as an
external script, to minimize the amount of Javascript that's generated
in-line.
L.
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