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HTML form submission
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Dwarka Prasad
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Joined: Dec 26, 2007
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Hi,
I need to submit a HTML form with data's for three different actions Viz, 1. Updation 2. Deletion 3. View
This HTML form contains a table of data resulted from a search. With this data i must be able to perform any of the above mentioned three actions. Using a submit button can solve only one of the three actions.
Is there any way to recognize the resultant flow in the Action class so that i can perform the corresponding action.
Thanks on advance...
Regards,
Dwarka
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Bosun Bello
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Joined: Nov 06, 2000
Posts: 1506
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You can create a button for each of the actions, then check the button name/value in the methos that's handling it to determine which action is required. If you do not want to use more than 1 button, then you can create an option button that will correspond to each of the possible actions, or even a hidden field, and then set it to an appropriate action before the submit.
[ December 26, 2007: Message edited by: Bosun Bello ]
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"Dwarka", please check your private messages.
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