I modified the templates to allow pages to inject their own validation messages. Unfortunately I never checked this in. You could do it with a JavaScript framework, though, through binding.
Dave On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:26 PM, Robert Taylor <rtay...@dtgresults.com>wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm using Struts2.2.1 and have a form using the xhtml theme which performs > some simple javascript validation (required, etc...). > Works great. > Now, after the simple javascript validation executes I would like to add > some more validation to the onsubmit event. > Apart from modifying a template, I couldn't see how this could be achieved > easily. > If you include the validation in the form onsubmit attribute, it is > prepended to the dynamically generated javascript validation function name. > > For example: > <s:form action="MyAction" namespace="/mynamespace" theme="xhtml" > validate="true" onsubmit="return myValidation()"> > > produces the following markup. > > <form id="Myaction" > name="MyAction" > onsubmit="return myValidation(); return validateForm_MyAction();" > action="/scname/mynamespace/MyAction.html" method="post" > onreset="clearErrorMessages(this);clearErrorLabels(this);"> > > As is evident, this won't work for me. > > I want to leverage the dynamically generated Javascript validation when > validate="true". If that validation succeeds, then I want to execute some > proprietary validation. > > I also know the name of the dynamically generated javascript method so I > could call it in myValidation(); > > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > > /robert > > >
