s:select onchange and validation

[Jason Deffenbaugh <jd...@techtarget.com>]

Hello,

I have two s:select drop downs on my page, lets call them x and y.  When
I change the value of x I populate y using the onchange attribute
calling a javascript function.  If the user then tries to submit the
form with errors my validation kicks in and refreshes the page showing
the field errors etc. but I lose the data I populated in y via my
javascript function.  Is there a way to save the state of y in this
scenario without struts repopulating the s:select with what is in its
list attribute?

Hope that makes sense.

-Jason


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Re: s:select onchange and validation

[Jason Deffenbaugh <jd...@techtarget.com>]

I just used a hidden field to save the index.  Easier way?

-Jason

On Thu, 2007-10-04 at 11:07 -0400, Jason Deffenbaugh wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have two s:select drop downs on my page, lets call them x and y.  When
> I change the value of x I populate y using the onchange attribute
> calling a javascript function.  If the user then tries to submit the
> form with errors my validation kicks in and refreshes the page showing
> the field errors etc. but I lose the data I populated in y via my
> javascript function.  Is there a way to save the state of y in this
> scenario without struts repopulating the s:select with what is in its
> list attribute?
> 
> Hope that makes sense.
> 
> -Jason
> 
> 
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