Well, it is great that we are both right but it is
still not working.
I don't care about "foo", I was just trying to make my
code simpler in the email. The actual code has two
autocompleters like this:
<s:form id="mainForm" theme="simple" validate="false">
<s:url id="autosportsteam"
action="LookupSportsTeam"/>
<s:url id="autosportsorg"
action="LookupSportsOrg"/>
<div class="form-edit">
<s:autocompleter name="sportsTeam"
id="sportsTeam"
keyName="sportsTeamKey"
theme="ajax"
href="%{#autosportsteam}"
cssStyle="width: 500px;"
dropdownHeight="180";
loadMinimumCount="2"
loadOnTextChange="true"
autoComplete="false"
showDownArrow="false"
delay="100"
searchType="substring"
forceValidOption="true"/>
<s:autocompleter name="sportsOrg"
id="sportsOrg"
keyName="sportsOrgKey"
theme="ajax"
href="%{#autosportsorg}"
cssStyle="width: 450px;"
dropdownHeight="170";
loadMinimumCount="2"
loadOnTextChange="true"
autoComplete="false"
showDownArrow="false"
searchType="substring"
forceValidOption="true"/>
</div>
</s:form>
In LookupSportsTeamAction I need the value of what was
looked up in the sportsOrg field, but I can't seem to
get it. My sportsOrg and sportsOrgKey variables are
always null.
Scott
--- Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Scott Nesbitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Not sure why it should be getBar(). The name of
> the
> > hidden field is foo, so shouldn't that be the
> > variable that has the getter and setter?
>
> You guys are both right.
>
> The argument to the 'value' attribute is an object:
>
> > > > <s:hidden name="foo" value="bar"/>
>
> *is* looking for a getBar(), and you also need a
> get/setFoo() to get the value back to the action.
>
> If you wanted a hardcoded string value, for example,
> you'd have to say value="%{'bar'}" (or something
> like
> that) etc.
>
> d.
>
>
>
>
>
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