DO NOT REPLY [Bug 15023] - Use attribute 'id' instead of 'name' in html:form-Tag

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------- Additional Comments From christophermbalz@stanfordalumni.org  2005-02-16 08:28 -------
Created an attachment (id=14296)
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This patch includes all deltas needed to make Struts use the XHTML-compliant
'id' attribute instead of the 'name' attribute for HTML forms, and a sample
test application.

The test application provided with this patch uses only one HTML form on the
client.  If you would like a single ActionForm class to handle the HTML form
validation for more than one HTML form, either:

* Bind the HTML forms into a single HTML form in the 'onsubmit' event on the
client using JavaScript-DOM logic and submit that dynamically-created form

	     or

* Simply create stub ActionForm classes and forward the data and control to
your main ActionForm.  This can be done in a clear, simple, routine manner.
Regarding the client-side solution, please note that client-side JavaScript
capabilities are commonly vastly underestimated.

The only Java class that this patch changes is 'FormTag.java'.	The only '.tld'
file that this patch changes is 'struts-html.tld'.  The enclosed 'struts.jar'
has been built with the patch 'FormTag.java'.  


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