It works now..
Thanks..
semaj.najraham wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> I successfully copied the values from mailing address textfields to
> billing address textfields using javascript (see below). However, the
> billing address text fields values are not sent to the server. They are
> empty!!
>
> If I directly type mailing and billing address, the values are sent to the
> server. Am I missing something?
>
> This is what I did in javascript:
>
> <script language="JavaScript">
> var billLine1=document.getElementById('billLine1');
> var billLine2=document.getElementById('billLine2');
> var billCity=document.getElementById('billCity');
> var billState=document.getElementById('billState');
> var billZip=document.getElementById('billZip');
>
> var mailLine1=document.getElementById('mailLine1');
> var mailLine2=document.getElementById('mailLine2');
> var mailCity=document.getElementById('mailCity');
> var mailState=document.getElementById('mailState');
> var mailZip=document.getElementById('mailZip');
>
> var copyCheckbox=document.getElementById('copyMailCheckbox');
>
> function copyMailingAddress()
> {
> if (copyCheckbox.checked)
> {
> billLine1.value=mailLine1.value;
> billLine2.value=mailLine2.value;
> billCity.value=mailCity.value;
> billState.value=mailState.value;
> billZip.value=mailZip.value;
>
> }
> else
> {
> billLine1.value='';
> billLine2.value='';
> billCity.value='';
> billState.value='';
> billZip.value='';
>
> }
>
> }
>
> Thanks,
> semaj
>
>
>
> Paul Benedict-2 wrote:
>>
>> Attach styleId to your fields. Then you can use JavaScript to manipulate
>> form fields by their id. use getElementById scripting method.
>>
>> semaj.najraham wrote:
>>> Hey guys,
>>>
>>> I need some help using nested tag library and javascript. I have an
>>> actionForm named RegistrationForm that has two AddressForm; mailing and
>>> billing addresses. I need to implement a requirement if a user clicks a
>>> checkbox say 'same as mailing', I need to copy the textfield values from
>>> mailing address to billing address.
>>>
>>> I can easily use the javascript something like this:
>>>
>>> function copyMailingAddress {
>>> if (document.forms[0].copyMailCB.checked)
>>> {
>>> document.forms[0].billingLine1.value =
>>> document.forms[0].mailingLine1.value;
>>> .........
>>> }
>>> }
>>>
>>> The only problem I'm having is to use it with nested tag library.
>>> In my jsp, I have following code
>>>
>>> <nested:nest property="mailingAddress">
>>> <nested:text property="line1" />
>>> <nested:text property="line2" />
>>> .....
>>> </nested:nest>
>>>
>>> Similarly,
>>>
>>> <nested:nest property="billingAddress">
>>> <nested:text property="line1" />
>>> <nested:text property="line2" />
>>> .....
>>> </nested:nest>
>>>
>>> When this jsp is rendered as html, the code will something like this:
>>> <input type="text" name="mailingAddress.line1" value="">
>>> <input type="text" name="mailingAddress.line2" value="">
>>>
>>> <input type="text" name="billingAddress.line1" value="">
>>> <input type="text" name="billingAddress.line2" value="">
>>>
>>> Now how can I copy the values from mailingAddress to billingAddress
>>> using
>>> above JavaScript? The dot in between name prevents to execute the above
>>> javascript...
>>>
>>> Could anybody point me how I can resolve this problem?
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> semaj
>>>
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