Form posting Problem

Hi folks,
I have a form where the user enters in a search query... i.e.
- Key Words
- Words to exclude
Now if the user enters:
- Key Words : IBM Laptops
- Words to exclude: Desktops
and then user presses back and removes "Desktops" from words to exclude... the FORM Posting it is not setting the variable wordsToExclude as it does not contain anything.
Is there any way to force it to set a variable when blank
Angus

u can use javascript to assign a value to your field when form is submitted.

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--Ye
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Hi,
The ideal approach is to employ the JSP directive for encoding.
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I had this problem with 4.5.1 SP 5 and WebLogic told me it would be
fixed in 5.1 SP 1 (I believe the issue number was 10214). I've just
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>
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