I was working through an client side struts from the internet, everything worked fine, until the alert came up displaying "???en_GB.errors.required???" instead of the values from the MessageResource.properties file.
My apologies for breaking your code in IE :) Hope i dont break it further
Good news, i got the code to work in IE (i m using ie6 though) again, bad news it will not work in FF, i think it has a problem getting the height of the div using this.window.h from miniscroll.js this.window.h returns an integer in IE and returns an undefined in FF.
I took the source from your site and made some changes in the html file and one in the miniscroll.js, changes are highlighted in red:
I think u are in the wrong forum, but your jsp file is giving the errors, teh first one tells u that u need a catch or finally when using the try statement.
Another thing u shouldnt be using those statements in a jsp file, put them in a servlet, jsp is only used for display purposes.
well u can submit a form from the onclick event on a button element. with the form action being the file name or serlvet, or u could have a struts action, i would go with the struts action.
The problem is that in firefox it is not finding the div tags in the body of your file. The function that has the problem is located in the dynlayer.js file
function DynLayerInit(nestref) {
if (!DynLayer.set) DynLayer.set = true
if (is.ns) {
if (nestref) ref = eval('document.'+nestref+'.document')
else {nestref = ''; ref = document;}
for (var i=0; i<document.getElementsByTagName("div").length; i++) {
var divname = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[i].id
var index = divname.indexOf("Div")
if (index > 0) {
eval(divname.substr(0,index)+' = new DynLayer("'+divname+'")')
}
}
if (DynLayer.refArray.i < DynLayer.refArray.length) {
DynLayerInit(DynLayer.refArray[DynLayer.refArray.i++])
}
}
else if (is.ie) {
for (var i=0; i<document.all.tags("DIV").length; i++) {
var divname = document.all.tags("DIV")[i].id
var index = divname.indexOf("Div")
if (index > 0) {
eval(divname.substr(0,index)+' = new DynLayer("'+divname+'")')
}
}
}
return true
}
U can replace that function with this one, i hope it will work for u.
I know u dont need the help, I quoted u, cause u had already asked what i wanted to and he/she didnt answer that question. As vish_1x1 pointed out, he is new to java, and what might be obvious to one person is not always obvious to another person.
Can u post your code, coz i tested mine, and it works in IE6 and FF3, doesnt allow any non numeric character input at any point, event after u have inserted some numbers.
u could disable the field, but then if someone makes a mistake with the numbers they cant change the numbers.
can u provide the screen shot of how it is looking in ie7, i just cant understand what u want it to look like, i think the cold here in SA has frozen my brain.
Try using setAttribute in the servlet, and then getAttribute in the jsp page.
I am new to jsp and servlets as well, and i think(i could be wrong) that getParameter is normally used when getting the parameter from the url. If your url is: ...?maxvalue=5, using getParameter will display 5.
your javascript in your browser has been turned off or disabled, u can enable it in firefox by going to tools -- options -- content then make sure teh enable javascript checkbox is checked
Does anyone know how to change the look of the java files that are listed when you expand the java folder in the tree structure of the database?
i have these numbers infront of the class file, but have no clue what they are, they are not there in toad(i checked on someone elses computer). Also some of the classes names have been cut off.
Any thoughts on what they are, e.g: /d56a3e7f_TestClass
The java files are visible in the latest release version 1.5
But now i have these numbers infront of the class file, but have no clue what they are, they are not there in toad(i checked on someone elses computer). Also some of the classes names have been cut off.
Any thoughts on what they are, e.g: /d56a3e7f_TestClass
Well i dont think so, i could be wrong since i m not a genius asp programmer, but from what i understand, asp is server side code, and needs to be parsed by the server, so u have to create an asp page, that will have your asp code in it, and u can put html tags in that asp page, but not the other way around.
