one way I did that was by using the "non-validating" method point to a
method (in the Action class) to have the following annotation
@SkipValidation
Then in the struts tag, you force the button to use such method (method
attribute in tag).
Good luck!
xianwinwin wrote:
I have a login form. it has 3 buttons:
1. login
2. register
3. cancel
when the user clicks the login - the application validates that the user
input data on the 'username' and 'password' fields.
Question: how can I avoid this validation if the user clicks either
'register' or 'cancel'
I'm using struts2:
this is the code:
<s:form action="UserLogin" validate="true">
<s:textfield key="username" />
<s:password key="password" showPassword="true"/>
<!-- <s:textfield key="now" /> -->
<s:submit action="UserLogin_login" key="button.login" />
<s:submit action="UserLogin_register" key="button.confirm"
onclick="form.onsubmit=null"/>
<s:submit action="UserLogin_cancel" key="button.cancel"
onclick="form.onsubmit=null"/>
</s:form>
thanks
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