Learning and Learning!-- Java all the way!
Learning and Learning!-- Java all the way!
Learning and Learning!-- Java all the way!
Time is what we want the most, but what we use the worst. -- William Penn
Robin John wrote:which value is taking back the value to the action ? if you have created a variable in the action then use that variable in the 'value' attribute use some EL tags to persist it through the request scope.
Learning and Learning!-- Java all the way!
Time is what we want the most, but what we use the worst. -- William Penn
Learning and Learning!-- Java all the way!
Time is what we want the most, but what we use the worst. -- William Penn
Robin John wrote:okay, in that case which values exactly (from the below page) are you not getting ?
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Robin John wrote:try checking the value which you are submitting
<INPUT TYPE="CHECKBOX" NAME="statusActive" onclick="alert(this.value);"/>
and just a warning: stop using Java scriptlets inside jsp page use el / ognl libraries instead...
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Robin John wrote:well you can have a single value in the "name" attribute and multiple values of the "value" attribute of the checkbox as they are used in groups... usually a string array in the name should do..
By default, the checkbox is initially off. If you want the checkbox initially on, use the CHECKED attribute.
for example:
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