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Hello guys,
I've got my JSP set up so when I click on a href link it redirects it to a form, the form then takes in user information and has a html:submit and a html:cancel buttons. Actions are associated with these...
Anyway my question is that when a user clicks on the <html:submit> it causes a new page to load, which itself is a standard html page and shows the result of the user input. Is there a way to get a button on that page to redirect to another page... I've looked up <html:button> but not much useful information is located on the web for this.
Perhaps theres another approach to this?
Thanks,
John
I've got my JSP set up so when I click on a href link it redirects it to a form, the form then takes in user information and has a html:submit and a html:cancel buttons. Actions are associated with these...
Anyway my question is that when a user clicks on the <html:submit> it causes a new page to load, which itself is a standard html page and shows the result of the user input. Is there a way to get a button on that page to redirect to another page... I've looked up <html:button> but not much useful information is located on the web for this.
Perhaps theres another approach to this?
Thanks,
John
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Yes, instead of submit create simple button and give it and action where to go after being pressed. Same think like "links"
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Yeh given it an action is the hardest part, ive got a structs action called retrieveMe.do but I cant seem to get it to work. It appears that the action takes a javascript code.
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Can you post some codes so we can see what you trying to do?
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