JSP, JavaScript or JSTL redirect command needed
I have written a page using jstl which checks to see if a user is logged in.
At the moment it displays relevant info if logged in, or displays a link to
the login page so the user can login. However i would like the user to be
taken to the login page directly rather than have to click the link. i have
seen a jsp command which looks like :<jsp:forward page="login.html /> but i
cant get it to work. HELP PLEASE
Change your login.html to login.jsp. If it does not work, post your code and error
messages here.
"Matt Beighton" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I have written a page using jstl which checks to see if a user is logged
>in.
>At the moment it displays relevant info if logged in, or displays a link
>to
>the login page so the user can login. However i would like the user
>to be
>taken to the login page directly rather than have to click the link.
>i have
>seen a jsp command which looks like :<jsp:forward page="login.html />
>but i
>cant get it to work. HELP PLEASE
>
>
>
>
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else FColW.bgColor=AcrssFrms?SColW.bgColor:DColW.bgColor}
if(MenuCentered.indexOf("justify")!=-1&&FirstLineHorizontal)ClcJus();
if(FrstCreat||FLoc==ScLoc)FrstCntnr=CreateMenuStructure("Menu",NoOffFirstLineMenus,null);
else CreateMenuStructureAgain("Menu",NoOffFirstLineMenus);
ClcRl();
if(TargetLoc)ClcTrgt();ClcLft();ClcTp();
PosMenu(FrstCntnr,StartTop,StartLeft);
IniFlg=1;Initiate();Crtd=1;
SLdAgnWin=ExpYes?ScLoc.document.body:ScLoc;SLdAgnWin.onunload=Nav4?NavUnLdd:UnLdd;
if(ExpYes)Trigger.onunload=UnLddTotal;
Trigger.onresize=Nav4?ReDoWhole:RePos;
AfterBuild();
if(RememberStatus)StMnu();
if(Nav4&&FrstCreat){Trigger.captureEvents(Event.LOAD);Trigger.onload=NavLdd}
if(FrstCreat)Dummy();FrstCreat=0;
if(MenuVerticalCentered=="static"&&!AcrssFrms)setInterval("KeepPos()",250) }}
function KeepPos(){
var TS=ExpYes?FLoc.document.body.scrollTop:FLoc.pageYOffset;
if(TS!=StaticPos){var FCSt=Nav4?FrstCntnr:FrstCntnr.style;
FrstCntnr.OrgTop=StartTop+TS;FCSt.top=FrstCntnr.OrgTop+P_X;StaticPos=TS}}
function ClcRl(){
StartTop=M_StrtTp<1&&M_StrtTp>0?M_StrtTp*FWinH:M_StrtTp;
StartLeft=M_StrtLft<1&&M_StrtLft>0?M_StrtLft*FWinW:M_StrtLft}
function ClcJus(){
var a=BorderBtwnMain?NoOffFirstLineMenus+1:2,Sz=Math.round((PartOfWindow*FWinW-a*BorderWidthMain)/NoOffFirstLineMenus),i,j;
for(i=1;i<NoOffFirstLineMenus+1;i++){j=eval("Menu"+i);j[5]=Sz}
StartLeft=0}
function ClcTrgt(){
var TLoc=Nav4?FLoc.document.layers[TargetLoc]:DomYes?FLoc.document.getElementById(TargetLoc):FLoc.document.all[TargetLoc];
if(DomYes){while(TLoc){StartTop+=TLoc.offsetTop;StartLeft+=TLoc.offsetLeft;TLoc=TLoc.offsetParent}}
else{StartTop+=Nav4?TLoc.pageY:TLoc.offsetTop;StartLeft+=Nav4?TLoc.pageX:TLoc.offsetLeft}}
function ClcLft(){
if(MenuCentered.indexOf("left")==-1){
var Sz=FWinW-(!Nav4?parseInt(FrstCntnr.style.width):FrstCntnr.clip.width);
StartLeft+=MenuCentered.indexOf("right")!=-1?Sz:Sz/2;
if(StartLeft<0)StartLeft=0}}
function ClcTp(){
if(MenuVerticalCentered!="top"&&MenuVerticalCentered!="static"){
var Sz=FWinH-(!Nav4?parseInt(FrstCntnr.style.height):FrstCntnr.clip.height);
StartTop+=MenuVerticalCentered=="bottom"?Sz:Sz/2;
if(StartTop<0)StartTop=0}}
function PosMenu(Ct,Tp,Lt){
RLvl++;
var Ti,Li,Hi,Mb=Ct.FrstMbr,CStl=!Nav4?Ct.style:Ct,MStl=!Nav4?Mb.style:Mb,PadL=Mb.value.indexOf("<")==-1?LftXtra:0,PadT=Mb.value.indexOf("<")==-1?TpXtra:0,MWt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.width)+PadL:MStl.clip.width,MHt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.height)+PadT:MStl.clip.height,CWt=!Nav4?parseInt(CStl.width):CStl.clip.width,CHt=!Nav4?parseInt(CStl.height):CStl.clip.height,CCw,CCh,STp,SLt;
var BRW=RLvl==1?BorderWidthMain:BorderWidthSub,BTWn=RLvl==1?BorderBtwnMain:BorderBtwnSub;
if(RLvl==1&&AcrssFrms)!MenuFramesVertical?Tp=BottomUp?0:FWinH-CHt+(Nav4?MacCom?-2:4:0):Lt=RightToLeft?0:FWinW-CWt+(Nav4?MacCom?-2:4:0);
if(RLvl==2&&AcrssFrms)!MenuFramesVertical?Tp=BottomUp?SWinH-CHt+(Nav4?MacCom?-2:4:0):0:Lt=RightToLeft?SWinW-CWt:0;
if(RLvl==2){Tp+=VerCorrect;Lt+=HorCorrect}
CStl.top=RLvl==1?Tp+P_X:0;Ct.OrgTop=Tp;
CStl.left=RLvl==1?Lt+P_X:0;Ct.OrgLeft=Lt;
if(RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal){Hi=1;Li=CWt-MWt-2*BRW;Ti=0}
else{Hi=Li=0;Ti=CHt-MHt-2*BRW}
while(Mb!=null){
MStl.left=Li+BRW+P_X;
MStl.top=Ti+BRW+P_X;
if(Nav4)Mb.CLyr.moveTo(Li+BRW,Ti+BRW);
if(Mb.CCn){if(RightToLeft)CCw=Nav4?Mb.CCn.clip.width:parseInt(Mb.CCn.style.width);
if(BottomUp)CCh=Nav4?Mb.CCn.clip.height:parseInt(Mb.CCn.style.height);
if(Hi){STp=BottomUp?Ti-CCh:Ti+MHt+2*BRW;SLt=RightToLeft?Li+MWt-CCw:Li}
else{SLt=RightToLeft?Li-CCw+ChildOverlap*MWt+BRW:Li+(1-ChildOverlap)*MWt;
STp=RLvl==1&&AcrssFrms?BottomUp?Ti-CCh+MHt:Ti:BottomUp?Ti-CCh+(1-ChildVerticalOverlap)*MHt+2*BRW:Ti+ChildVerticalOverlap*MHt+BRW}
PosMenu(Mb.CCn,STp,SLt)}
Mb=Mb.PrvMbr;
if(Mb){ MStl=!Nav4?Mb.style:Mb;PadL=Mb.value.indexOf("<")==-1?LftXtra:0;
PadT=Mb.value.indexOf("<")==-1?TpXtra:0;
MWt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.width)+PadL:MStl.clip.width;
MHt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.height)+PadT:MStl.clip.height;
Hi?Li-=BTWn?(MWt+BRW):(MWt):Ti-=BTWn?(MHt+BRW):MHt}}
status="Ready";RLvl--}
function StMnu(){
if(!Crtd)return;
var i,Pntr=FrstCntnr,Str=ScLoc.SetMenu?ScLoc.SetMenu:"0";
while(Str.indexOf("_")!=-1&&RememberStatus==1){
i=Pntr.NrItms-parseInt(Str.substring(0,Str.indexOf("_")));
Str=Str.slice(Str.indexOf("_")+1);
Pntr=Pntr.FrstMbr;
for(i;i;i--)Pntr=Pntr.PrvMbr;
if(Nav4)Pntr.CLyr.OM();
else Pntr.OM();
Pntr=Pntr.CCn}
i=Pntr.NrItms-parseInt(Str);
Pntr=Pntr.FrstMbr;
for(i;i;i--)Pntr=Pntr.PrvMbr;
if(RmbrNow!=null){SetItem(RmbrNow,0);RmbrNow.Clckd=0}
if(Pntr!=null){SetItem(Pntr,1);Pntr.Clckd=1;
if(RememberStatus==1){if(Nav4)Pntr.CLyr.OM();else Pntr.OM()}}
RmbrNow=Pntr;
ClrAllChlds(FrstCntnr.FrstMbr);
Rmbr(FrstCntnr)}
function Initiate(){
if(IniFlg&&Ldd){Init(FrstCntnr);IniFlg=0;if(RememberStatus)Rmbr(FrstCntnr);if(ShwFlg)AfterCloseAll();ShwFlg=0}}
function Rmbr(CntPtr){
var Mbr=CntPtr.FrstMbr,St;
while(Mbr!=null){
if(Mbr.DoRmbr){
HiliteItem(Mbr);
if(Mbr.CCn&&RememberStatus==1){St=Nav4?Mbr.CCn:Mbr.CCn.style;St.visibility=M_Show;Rmbr(Mbr.CCn)}
break}
else Mbr=Mbr.PrvMbr}}
function Init(CPt){
var Mb=CPt.FrstMbr,MCSt=Nav4?CPt:CPt.style;
RLvl++;MCSt.visibility=RLvl==1?M_Show:M_Hide;CPt.Shw=RLvl==1?1:0;
while(Mb!=null){if(Mb.Hilite)LowItem(Mb);if(Mb.CCn)Init(Mb.CCn);Mb=Mb.PrvMbr}
RLvl--}
function ClrAllChlds(Pt){
var PSt,Pc;
while(Pt){if(Pt.Hilite){Pc=Nav4?Pt.CLyr:Pt;if(Pc!=CurOvr){LowItem(Pt)}
if(Pt.CCn){PSt=Nav4?Pt.CCn:Pt.CCn.style;if(Pc!=CurOvr){PSt.visibility=M_Hide;Pt.CCn.Shw=0}ClrAllChlds(Pt.CCn.FrstMbr)}
break}
Pt=Pt.PrvMbr}}
function SetItem(Pntr,x){while(Pntr!=null){Pntr.DoRmbr=x;Pntr=Nav4?Pntr.CLyr.Ctnr.Cllr:Pntr.Ctnr.Cllr}}
function GoTo(){
var HP=Nav4?this.LLyr:this;
if(HP.Arr[1]){status="";LowItem(HP);IniFlg=1;Initiate();
HP.Arr[1].indexOf("javascript:")!=-1?eval(HP.Arr[1]):DcLoc.location.href=BaseHref+HP.Arr[1]}}
function HiliteItem(P){
if(Nav4){ if(P.ro)P.document.images[P.rid].src=P.ri2;
else{
P.bgColor = HighBgColor;
if(P.value.indexOf("<img")==-1){P.document.write(P.Ovalue);P.document.close()}}}
else{
if(P.ro){var Lc=P.Lvl==1?FLoc:ScLoc;Lc.document.images[P.rid].src=P.ri2}
else{
P.style.backgroundColor=HighBgColor;
P.style.color=FontHighColor;
P.Hilite=1
function LowItem(P){
P.Hilite=0;
if(P.ro){if(Nav4)P.document.images[P.rid].src=P.ri1;
else{var Lc=P.Lvl==1?FLoc:ScLoc;Lc.document.images[P.rid].src=P.ri1}}
else{
if(Nav4){
P.bgColor=LowBgColor;
if(P.value.indexOf("<img")==-1){P.document.write(P.value);P.document.close()}}
else{
P.style.backgroundColor=LowBgColor;
P.style.color=FontLowColor;
function OpenMenu(){
if(!Ldd||!Crtd)return;
if(OpnTmr)clearTimeout(OpnTmr);
var P=Nav4?this.LLyr:this;
if(P.NofChlds&&!P.CCn){
RLvl=this.Lvl;
P.CCn=CreateMenuStructure(P.MN+"_",P.NofChlds,P);
var Ti,Li,Hi;
var MStl=!Nav4?P.style:P;
var PadL=P.value.indexOf("<")==-1?LftXtra:0;
var PadT=P.value.indexOf("<")==-1?TpXtra:0;
var MWt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.width)+PadL:MStl.clip.width;
var MHt=!Nav4?parseInt(MStl.height)+PadT:MStl.clip.height;
var CCw,CCh,STp,SLt;
var BRW=RLvl==1?BorderWidthMain:BorderWidthSub;
if(RightToLeft)CCw=Nav4?P.CCn.clip.width:parseInt(P.CCn.style.width);
if(BottomUp)CCh=Nav4?P.CCn.clip.height:parseInt(P.CCn.style.height);
if(RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal){Hi=1;Li=(Nav4?P.left:parseInt(P.style.left))-BRW;Ti=0}
else{Hi=Li=0;Ti=(Nav4?P.top:parseInt(P.style.top))-BRW}
if(Hi){STp=BottomUp?Ti-CCh:Ti+MHt+2*BRW;SLt=RightToLeft?Li+MWt-CCw:Li}
else{SLt=RightToLeft?Li-CCw+ChildOverlap*MWt+BRW:Li+(1-ChildOverlap)*MWt;
STp=RLvl==1&&AcrssFrms?BottomUp?Ti-CCh+MHt:Ti:BottomUp?Ti-CCh+(1-ChildVerticalOverlap)*MHt+2*BRW:Ti+ChildVerticalOverlap*MHt+BRW}
PosMenu(P.CCn,STp,SLt);
RLvl=0}
var CCnt=Nav4?this.LLyr.CCn:this.CCn,HP=Nav4?this.LLyr:this;
CurOvr=this;IniFlg=0;ClrAllChlds(this.Ctnr.FrstMbr);
if(!HP.Hilite)HiliteItem(HP);
if(CCnt!=null&&!CCnt.Shw)RememberStatus?Unfld():OpnTmr=setTimeout("Unfld()",UnfoldDelay);
//alert(HP.value);
status=HP.value;
function Unfld(){
var P=CurOvr;
var TS=ExpYes?ScLoc.document.body.scrollTop:ScLoc.pageYOffset,LS=ExpYes?ScLoc.document.body.scrollLeft:ScLoc.pageXOffset,CCnt=Nav4?P.LLyr.CCn:P.CCn,THt=Nav4?P.clip.height:parseInt(P.style.height),TWt=Nav4?P.clip.width:parseInt(P.style.width),TLt=AcrssFrms&&P.Lvl==1&&!FirstLineHorizontal?0:Nav4?P.Ctnr.left:parseInt(P.Ctnr.style.left),TTp=AcrssFrms&&P.Lvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?0:Nav4?P.Ctnr.top:parseInt(P.Ctnr.style.top);
// TS != 0 is only needed if the menu DIVs are positioned relative to the body.
// We've made them positioned relative to div#navigationMenu which causes
// a problem if TS is based on how the body is scrolled. So set TS to zero.
// Note: the code below will adjust the final top offset based on the height of
// the menu bar so the dropdown appears below (and not on top of) the nav bar.
TS = 0;
var CCW=Nav4?P.LLyr.CCn.clip.width:parseInt(P.CCn.style.width),CCH=Nav4?P.LLyr.CCn.clip.height:parseInt(P.CCn.style.height),CCSt=Nav4?P.LLyr.CCn:P.CCn.style,SLt=AcrssFrms&&P.Lvl==1?CCnt.OrgLeft+TLt+LS:CCnt.OrgLeft+TLt,STp=AcrssFrms&&P.Lvl==1?CCnt.OrgTop+TTp+TS:CCnt.OrgTop+TTp;
if(!ShwFlg){ShwFlg=1;BeforeFirstOpen()}
if(MenuWrap){
if(RightToLeft){if(SLt<LS)SLt=P.Lvl==1?LS:SLt+(CCW+(1-2*ChildOverlap)*TWt);if(SLt+CCW>SWinW+LS)SLt=SWinW+LS-CCW}
else{if(SLt+CCW>SWinW+LS)SLt=P.Lvl==1?SWinW+LS-CCW:SLt-(CCW+(1-2*ChildOverlap)*TWt);if(SLt<LS)SLt=LS}
if(BottomUp){if(STp<TS)STp=P.Lvl==1?TS:STp+(CCH-(1-2*ChildVerticalOverlap)*THt);if(STp+CCH>SWinH+TS)STp=SWinH+TS-CCH+(Nav4?4:0)}
else{if(STp+CCH>TS+SWinH)STp=P.Lvl==1?STp=TS+SWinH-CCH:STp-CCH+(1-2*ChildVerticalOverlap)*THt;if(STp<TS)STp=TS}}
CCSt.top=STp+P_X;CCSt.left=SLt+P_X;
if(Fltr&&MenuSlide){P.CCn.filters[0].Apply();P.CCn.filters[0].play()}
CCSt.visibility=M_Show}
function OpenMenuClick(){
if(!Ldd||!Crtd)return;
var HP=Nav4?this.LLyr:this;CurOvr=this;
IniFlg=0;ClrAllChlds(this.Ctnr.FrstMbr);HiliteItem(HP);
function CloseMenu(){
if(!Ldd||!Crtd)return;
status="";
if(this==CurOvr){if(OpnTmr)clearTimeout(OpnTmr);if(CloseTmr)clearTimeout(CloseTmr);IniFlg=1;CloseTmr=setTimeout("Initiate(CurOvr)",DissapearDelay)}}
function CntnrSetUp(W,H,NoOff,WMu,Mc){
var x=BorderColor;
this.FrstMbr=null;this.NrItms=NoOff;this.Cllr=Mc;this.Shw=0;
this.OrgLeft=this.OrgTop=0;
if(Nav4){if(x)this.bgColor=x;this.visibility="hide";this.resizeTo(W,H)}
else{if(x)this.style.backgroundColor=x;this.style.width=W+P_X;this.style.height=H+P_X;
if(!NavYes)this.style.zIndex=RLvl+Ztop;
if(Fltr){FStr="";if(MenuSlide&&RLvl!=1)FStr=MenuSlide;if(MenuShadow)FStr+=MenuShadow;
if(MenuOpacity)FStr+=MenuOpacity;if(FStr!="")this.style.filter=FStr}}}
function MbrSetUp(MbC,PrMmbr,WMu,Wd,Ht,Nofs){
var Lctn=RLvl==1?FLoc:ScLoc,Tfld=this.Arr[0],t,T,L,W,H,S,a;
this.PrvMbr=PrMmbr;this.Lvl=RLvl;this.Ctnr=MbC;this.CCn=null;this.ai=null;this.Hilite=0;this.DoRmbr=0;
this.Clckd=0;this.OM=OpenMenu;this.style.overflow="hidden";
this.MN=WMu;this.NofChlds=Nofs;
this.style.cursor=(this.Arr[1]||(RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick))?ExpYes?"hand":"pointer":"default";this.ro=0;
if(Tfld.indexOf("rollover")!=-1){this.ro=1;this.ri1=Tfld.substring(Tfld.indexOf("?")+1,Tfld.lastIndexOf("?"));
this.ri2=Tfld.substring(Tfld.lastIndexOf("?")+1,Tfld.length);this.rid=WMu+"i";
Tfld="<img src=\""+this.ri1+"\" name=\""+this.rid+"\" width=\""+Wd+"\" height=\""+Ht+"\">"}
this.value=Tfld;
this.style.color=FontLowColor;
this.style.fontFamily=FontFamily;
this.style.fontSize = FontSize + "pt";
this.style.fontWeight="normal";
this.style.fontStyle="normal";
this.style.backgroundColor=LowBgColor;
if (WMu.length > 6)
{ MenuTextCentered = 'left';}
else
{MenuTextCentered = 'center';}
this.style.textAlign=MenuTextCentered;
if(this.Arr[2])this.style.backgroundImage="url(\""+this.Arr[2]+"\")";
if(Tfld.indexOf("<")==-1){this.style.width=Wd-LftXtra+P_X;this.style.height=Ht-TpXtra+P_X;this.style.paddingLeft=LeftPaddng+P_X;this.style.paddingTop=TopPaddng+P_X}
else{this.style.width=Wd+P_X;this.style.height=Ht+P_X}
if(Tfld.indexOf("<")==-1&&DomYes){t=Lctn.document.createTextNode(Tfld);this.appendChild(t)}
else this.innerHTML=Tfld;
if(this.Arr[3]){a=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?BottomUp?9:3:RightToLeft?6:0;
if(Arrws[a]!=""){S=Arrws[a];W=Arrws[a+1];H=Arrws[a+2];T=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?BottomUp?2:Ht-H-2:(Ht-H)/2;L=RightToLeft?2:Wd-W-2;
if(DomYes){t=Lctn.document.createElement("img");this.appendChild(t);
t.style.position="absolute";t.src=S;t.style.width=W+P_X;t.style.height=H+P_X;t.style.top=T+P_X;t.style.left=L+P_X}
else{Tfld+="<div id=\""+WMu+"_im\" style=\"position:absolute; top:"+T+"; left:"+L+"; width:"+W+"; height:"+H+";visibility:inherit\"><img src=\""+S+"\"></div>";
this.innerHTML=Tfld;t=Lctn.document.all[WMu+"_im"]}
this.ai=t}}
if(ExpYes){this.onselectstart=CnclSlct;this.onmouseover=RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick?OpenMenuClick:OpenMenu;
this.onmouseout=CloseMenu;this.onclick=RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick&&this.Arr[3]?OpenMenu:GoTo}
else{RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick?this.addEventListener("mouseover",OpenMenuClick,false):this.addEventListener("mouseover",OpenMenu,false);
this.addEventListener("mouseout",CloseMenu,false);
RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick&&this.Arr[3]?this.addEventListener("click",OpenMenu,false):this.addEventListener("click",GoTo,false)}}
function NavMbrSetUp(MbC,PrMmbr,WMu,Wd,Ht,Nofs){
var a;
this.value=this.Arr[0];this.ro=0;
if(this.value.indexOf("rollover")!=-1){
this.ro=1;this.ri1=this.value.substring(this.value.indexOf("?")+1,this.value.lastIndexOf("?"));
this.ri2=this.value.substring(this.value.lastIndexOf("?")+1,this.value.length);this.rid=WMu+"i";
this.value="<img src=\""+this.ri1+"\" name=\""+this.rid+"\">"}
CntrTxt="<div align=\""+MenuTextCentered+"\">";
TxtClose="</font>"+ "</div>";
if(LeftPaddng&&this.value.indexOf("<")==-1&&MenuTextCentered=="left")this.value="�\;"+this.value;
this.Ovalue=this.value;
this.value=this.value.fontcolor(FontLowColor);
this.Ovalue=this.Ovalue.fontcolor(FontHighColor);
this.value=CntrTxt+"<font face=\""+FontFamily+"\" point-size=\""+FontSize+"\">"+this.value+TxtClose;
this.Ovalue=CntrTxt+"<font face=\""+FontFamily+"\" point-size=\""+FontSize+"\">"+this.Ovalue+TxtClose;
this.CCn=null;this.PrvMbr=PrMmbr;this.Hilite=0;this.DoRmbr=0;this.Clckd=0;this.visibility="inherit";
this.MN=WMu;this.NofChlds=Nofs;
this.bgColor=LowBgColor;
this.resizeTo(Wd,Ht);
if(!AcrssFrms&&this.Arr[2])this.background.src=this.Arr[2];
this.document.write(this.value);this.document.close();
this.CLyr=new Layer(Wd,MbC);
this.CLyr.Lvl=RLvl;this.CLyr.visibility="inherit";
this.CLyr.onmouseover=RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick?OpenMenuClick:OpenMenu;this.CLyr.onmouseout=CloseMenu;
this.CLyr.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEUP);this.CLyr.onmouseup=RLvl==1&&UnfoldsOnClick&&this.Arr[3]?OpenMenu:GoTo;
this.CLyr.OM=OpenMenu;
this.CLyr.LLyr=this;this.CLyr.resizeTo(Wd,Ht);this.CLyr.Ctnr=MbC;
if(this.Arr[3]){a=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?BottomUp?9:3:RightToLeft?6:0;
if(Arrws[a]!=""){this.CLyr.ILyr=new Layer(Arrws[a+1],this.CLyr);this.CLyr.ILyr.visibility="inherit";
this.CLyr.ILyr.top=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?BottomUp?2:Ht-Arrws[a+2]-2:(Ht-Arrws[a+2])/2;
this.CLyr.ILyr.left=RightToLeft?2:Wd-Arrws[a+1]-2;this.CLyr.ILyr.width=Arrws[a+1];this.CLyr.ILyr.height=Arrws[a+2];
ImgStr="<img src=\""+Arrws[a]+"\" width=\""+Arrws[a+1]+"\" height=\""+Arrws[a+2]+"\">";
this.CLyr.ILyr.document.write(ImgStr);this.CLyr.ILyr.document.close()}}}
function CreateMenuStructure(MNm,No,Mcllr){
status="Building menu";RLvl++;
var i,NOs,Mbr,W=0,H=0,PMb=null,WMnu=MNm+"1",MWd=eval(WMnu+"[5]"),MHt=eval(WMnu+"[4]"),Lctn=RLvl==1?FLoc:ScLoc;
var BRW=RLvl==1?BorderWidthMain:BorderWidthSub,BTWn=RLvl==1?BorderBtwnMain:BorderBtwnSub;
if(RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal){
for(i=1;i<No+1;i++){WMnu=MNm+eval(i);W=eval(WMnu+"[5]")?W+eval(WMnu+"[5]"):W+MWd}
W=BTWn?W+(No+1)*BRW:W+2*BRW;H=MHt+2*BRW}
else{for(i=1;i<No+1;i++){WMnu=MNm+eval(i);H=eval(WMnu+"[4]")?H+eval(WMnu+"[4]"):H+MHt}
H=BTWn?H+(No+1)*BRW:H+2*BRW;W=MWd+2*BRW}
if(DomYes){var MbC=Lctn.document.createElement("div");MbC.style.position="absolute";MbC.style.visibility="hidden";Lctn.document.getElementById("navigationMenu").appendChild(MbC)}
else{if(Nav4)var MbC=new Layer(W,Lctn);
else{WMnu+="c";Lctn.document.body.insertAdjacentHTML("AfterBegin","<div id=\""+WMnu+"\" style=\"visibility:hidden; position:absolute;\"><\/div>");
var MbC=Lctn.document.all[WMnu]}}
MbC.SetUp=CntnrSetUp;MbC.SetUp(W,H,No,MNm+"1",Mcllr);
if(Exp4){MbC.InnerString="";
for(i=1;i<No+1;i++){WMnu=MNm+eval(i);MbC.InnerString+="<div id=\""+WMnu+"\" style=\"position:absolute;\"><\/div>"}
MbC.innerHTML=MbC.InnerString}
for(i=1;i<No+1;i++){WMnu=MNm+eval(i);NOs=eval(WMnu+"[3]");
W=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?eval(WMnu+"[5]")?eval(WMnu+"[5]"):MWd:MWd;
H=RLvl==1&&FirstLineHorizontal?MHt:eval(WMnu+"[4]")?eval(WMnu+"[4]"):MHt;
if(DomYes){Mbr=Lctn.document.createElement("div"); Mbr.style.position="absolute";Mbr.style.visibility="inherit";MbC.appendChild(Mbr)}
else Mbr=Nav4?new Layer(W,MbC):Lctn.document.all[WMnu];
Mbr.Arr=eval(WMnu);
Mbr.SetUp=Nav4?NavMbrSetUp:MbrSetUp;Mbr.SetUp(MbC,PMb,WMnu,W,H,NOs);
if(NOs&&!BuildOnDemand){Mbr.CCn=CreateMenuStructure(WMnu+"_",NOs,Mbr)}
PMb=Mbr}
MbC.FrstMbr=Mbr;
RLvl--;
return(MbC)}
function CreateMenuStructureAgain(MNm,No){
if(!BuildOnDemand){
var i,WMnu,NOs,PMb,Mbr=FrstCntnr.FrstMbr;RLvl++;
for(i=No;i>0;i--){WMnu=MNm+eval(i);NOs=eval(WMnu+"[3]");PMb=Mbr;if(NOs)Mbr.CCn=CreateMenuStructure(WMnu+"_",NOs,Mbr);Mbr=Mbr.PrvMbr}
RLvl--}
else{ var Mbr=FrstCntnr.FrstMbr;
while(Mbr){Mbr.CCn=null;Mbr=Mbr.PrvMbr}}}Hi thanks...As you said I am performing only on onload event..only thing i am confused is if i remove the javacript MRHeader.js everything works fine...am totally confused...pls help
Here is my JSP code for my input page
<%@page import="java.util.*" %>
<%@page import="com.ford.mr.*" %>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<link href="./css/mplstyle.css" rel="STYLESHEET" type="text/css">
<title>Input Frame</title>
<link type="text/css" rel="STYLESHEET" href="./css/classic.css">
<STYLE>
.vis1 { visibility:visible }
.vis2 { visibility:hidden }
</STYLE>
<%--
MRIFValidation.js contains the java script for the following requirement:
1. Setting the current date in date to compare
2. All input frame client validations.
E.g Plant id should not be empty.
--%>
<script type="text/javascript" src="./javascript/MRIFValidation.js"> </script>
<%--
MRR2HandleDropdown.js is the javascript for the input frame server side actions
It has many functions related to drop down populating and rendering the data
to user from server.
--%>
<script language="javascript" src="./javascript/MRR2HandleDropdown.js"> </script>
<%--
MRheader.js is the javascript which displays the header for our application
plus it has an internal call to MRMenuItem.js and menuscript.js which
builds the menu bar for our application
Issue is here - On commenting the below the previously entered user
inputs are displayed correctly. Else they are not displayed.
--%>
<script language="javascript" src="./javascript/MRheader.js"> </script>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<style type="text/css">
<!--
a:visited {
color: #0000FF;
.style1 {font-weight: bold}
.style2 {color: #FF0000}
body {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
-->
</style>
<%--
Declaring all the JSP variables used in the page
These variables are used for holding the session parameters
and are used while setting the selected values in the screen.
--%>
<%!
// HTTPSession object
HttpSession sess;
// To hold session Variables //
// Selected plant index
String plantIndex;
// Selected supplier index
String supplierIndex;
// Selected part index
String partIndex;
// List of plant codes
Vector plantCodes = new Vector();
// List of supplier codes
Vector supplierCodes = new Vector();
// List of part codes
Vector partCodes = new Vector();
// To hold the part description for the selected part
String partDescription;
// List of release numbers matching the selected plant, supplier & part
Vector releaseNumbers = new Vector();
// Type of release - Weekly / Daily
String releaseType;
// Selected release1 index
String release1Index;
// Selected release2 index
String release2Index;
// Holds the issue date 1 corresponding to release 1 selected
String issueDate1;
// Holds the issue date 2 corresponding to release 2 selected
String issueDate2;
// List of matching release numbers to the entered issue date1 (Might be one or two
// in case if amended release exist)
Vector matchingRelease1Number = new Vector();
// List of matching release numbers to the entered issue date2 (Might be one or two
// in case if amended release exist)
Vector matchingRelease2Number = new Vector();
// Size of matchingRelease1Number collection
int matchingRelease1Size = 0;
// Size of matchingRelease2Number collection
int matchingRelease2Size = 0;
// Boolean flags to hold if amended release exists in the release numbers
// matching the issue dates entered by user.
boolean amendedRelease1Exist;
boolean amendedRelease2Exist;
String pageName = "";
%>
<%--
The below code does the following:
1. Fetches the various values available in session
2. Stores the same in various JSP variables for access within the page
--%>
<%
System.out.println("In input frame page");
sess = request.getSession(true);
if(sess != null) {
System.out.println("Session id in input frame: "+ sess.getId());
plantIndex = (String) sess.getAttribute("selectedPlantIndex");
supplierIndex = (String) sess.getAttribute("selectedSupplierIndex");
partIndex = (String) sess.getAttribute("selectedPartIndex");
//plantCodes = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("plantCodes");
supplierCodes = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("supplierCodes");
partCodes = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("partCodes");
partDescription = (String) sess.getAttribute("partDescription");
releaseNumbers = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("releaseNumbers");
releaseType = (String) sess.getAttribute("releaseType");
release1Index = (String) sess.getAttribute("selectedRelease1Index");
release2Index =(String) sess.getAttribute("selectedRelease2Index");
issueDate1 = (String) sess.getAttribute("issueDate1");
issueDate2 = (String) sess.getAttribute("issueDate2");
matchingRelease1Number = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("correspondingRelease1Number");
matchingRelease2Number = (Vector) sess.getAttribute("correspondingRelease2Number");
System.out.println("Displaying values in session *******************");
Enumeration enum = sess.getAttributeNames();
while(enum.hasMoreElements()) {
String elementName = (String) enum.nextElement();
System.out.println("element:"+ elementName+": Value: "+ sess.getAttribute(elementName));
System.out.println("Plant Index JSP variable:"+ plantIndex);
%>
<%--
This code is used for getting the plant codes from
the DB. Currently it is hardcoded.
--%>
<%
MRR2GetPlantCodes obj = new MRR2GetPlantCodes();
plantCodes = obj.getPlantCodes();
%>
<%--
The below two blocks are used to iterate through matchingRelease1Number & matchingRelease2Number
and checks if it has amended release. If yes, sets a boolean flag.
matchingRelease1Number & matchingRelease2Number are two collections which
contains the release number(s) matching the inputted issue date
--%>
<%
// Code to set boolean flag amendedRelease1Exist
if(matchingRelease1Number != null) {
Iterator relIter = matchingRelease1Number.iterator();
while(relIter.hasNext()) {
if( ((String)relIter.next()).endsWith("A") ) {
amendedRelease1Exist = true;
// Code to set boolean flag amendedRelease2Exist
if(matchingRelease2Number != null) {
Iterator relIter = matchingRelease2Number.iterator();
while(relIter.hasNext()) {
if( ((String)relIter.next()).endsWith("A") ) {
amendedRelease2Exist = true;
%>
<%--
The below script has one method fillDropDown which is used for setting the
values of the various I/P controls to user selected values:
It sets the below selected values:
1. Plant Index, Supplier Index, Part Index, Part description
2. Release Type (Daily / weekly)
3. Release 1 Index, Release 2 Index
4. Issue date1 & Issue date2
--%>
<script language="javascript">
function fillDropDown(field) {
with(field) {
var partD = "<%=partDescription%>"
<% System.out.println("Loading the index values in input frame......");%>
// inputform.country.selectedIndex = inputform.hiddencountry.value
// Loading plant Index, supplier Index, part index and part description to selected values
<% if(plantIndex != null && !plantIndex.equals("")) {%>
inputframe.plant.selectedIndex = "<%=Integer.parseInt(plantIndex)%>"
<% System.out.println("Selected Plant Index after loading:"+plantIndex);} %>
<% if(supplierIndex != null && !supplierIndex.equals("")) { System.out.println("****Supplier Index not equals null..."+Integer.parseInt(supplierIndex)); %>
inputframe.supplier.selectedIndex = "<%=Integer.parseInt(supplierIndex)%>"
<% } %>
<% if(partIndex != null && !partIndex.equals("")) { %>
inputframe.part.selectedIndex = "<%=Integer.parseInt(partIndex)%>"
<% } %>
<% if(partDescription != null && !partDescription.equals("")) { %>
document.getElementById("partDescription").innerHTML = partD
<% } %>
// Making the default release type selection as done by user
<% if(releaseType != null && !"".equals(releaseType)) {
if("daily".equals(releaseType)) {%>
inputframe.release[0].checked = "checked"
<% //isDaily = true;
} else { %>
inputframe.release[1].checked = "checked"
<% //isWeekly = true;
} %>
<%--
The below code is used to fetch the session variable issueDate1
& issueDate2 (based on the release numbers selected)
and sets the same in two text fields.
--%>
<% if(issueDate1 != null && !issueDate1.equals("")) { %>
inputframe.issueDate1.value = "<%=issueDate1%>"
<% } %>
<% if(issueDate2 != null && !issueDate2.equals("")) { %>
inputframe.issueDate2.value = "<%=issueDate2%>"
<% } %>
<%--
Loading release drop down with the value matching with the entered issue date.
Scenario : User enters the issue date and the corresponding release number is
selected in drop down.
Logic 1:
1. Pass the issue date entered by user and get the matching release numbers
from EJB
2. Compare this with the combo collection and get the perfect match.
3. If more than one match is found take the one with amendment by default
4. Else get the matching one
5. Update the selected index of dropdown to this value
--%>
if(inputframe.release1.options.length > 0) {
var matchingCombo1Index = 0
var comboValue
var matchFound = "false"
var size
var amended = false;
var amendedReleaseExist = "<%=amendedRelease1Exist%>";
var firstValue = ""
var secondValue = ""
var amendedValue = ""
var j = 0
<%
if(matchingRelease1Number != null && matchingRelease1Number.size() != 0) {
Iterator iter = matchingRelease1Number.iterator();
matchingRelease1Size = matchingRelease1Number.size(); %>
size = "<%= matchingRelease1Size %>"
//alert("Size of collection to be matched:"+size)
<% while(iter.hasNext()) {
//String matchFound1 = "false";
String relValue = (String)iter.next();%>
//alert("Collection value under iteration:"+ "<%=relValue%>")
amended = "<%=relValue.endsWith("A")%>"
if(amended) {
amendedValue = "<%=relValue%>"
//alert("Collection value under iteration ends with A:"+amended)
var comb = "<%=relValue%>"
j = j + 1
for(var i = 0; i < inputframe.release1.options.length; i++) {
// breaking the for loop when matchingCombo1Index is set greater than 0
/*if(matchFound == true) {
break
comboValue = inputframe.release1.options.value
//alert("Combo value:->"+comboValue)
//alert("rel value in comparison:"+ comb);
if(comboValue == comb) {
if(size == 1) {
matchFound = "true";
if(size == 2) {
if(j == 1)
firstValue = comb
if(j == 2)
secondValue = comb
// The below if block shall be also kept as if((amended||(!amendedReleaseExist)==true)
// The below one perfectly works fine
if(amended || !amendedReleaseExist) {
matchFound = "true";
if(matchFound == "true") {
matchingCombo1Index = i
// alert("Matching combo index set to:"+ matchingCombo1Index)
inputframe.release1.selectedIndex = matchingCombo1Index
if(size == 2)
document.getElementById('errorArea').innerHTML = "There are"
+ " two release numbers for the particular Issue date."
+" Please select either one of the release numbers ("+firstValue+ " or "+secondValue+" )."
+" Default selection in the Release drop down is "+ amendedValue+ "."
matchingCombo1Index = 0;
matchFound = "false";
// Breaking the for loop
break;
<%
sess.removeAttribute("correspondingRelease1Number") ;
}%>
// Setting the selected release 1 index based on the logic done above.
if(matchingCombo1Index == 0) {
<% if(release1Index != null && !release1Index.equals("")) { matchingRelease1Number = null;%>
inputframe.release1.selectedIndex = "<%=Integer.parseInt(release1Index)%>"
<% } %>
<%--
Performing the above logic to select Release2 value
when the user enters issue date2
--%>
if(inputframe.release2.options.length > 0) {
var matchingCombo2Index = 0
var comboValue
var matchFound = "false"
var size
var amended = false;
var amendedReleaseExist = "<%=amendedRelease2Exist%>";
var firstValue = ""
var secondValue = ""
var amendedValue = ""
var j = 0
<%
if(matchingRelease2Number != null && matchingRelease2Number.size() != 0) {
Iterator iter = matchingRelease2Number.iterator();
matchingRelease2Size = matchingRelease2Number.size(); %>
size = "<%= matchingRelease2Size %>"
//alert("Size of collection to be matched:"+size)
<% while(iter.hasNext()) {
String matchFound1 = "false";
String relValue = (String)iter.next();%>
//alert("Collection value under iteration:"+ "<%=relValue%>")
amended = "<%=relValue.endsWith("A")%>"
if(amended) {
amendedValue = "<%=relValue%>"
//alert("Collection value under iteration ends with A:"+amended)
var comb = "<%=relValue%>"
j = j + 1
for(var i = 0; i < inputframe.release2.options.length; i++) {
// breaking the for loop when matchingCombo2Index is set greater than 0
/*if(matchFound == true) {
break
comboValue = inputframe.release2.options[i].value
//alert("Combo value:->"+comboValue)
//alert("rel value in comparison:"+ comb);
if(comboValue == comb) {
if(size == 1) {
matchFound = "true";
if(size == 2) {
if(j == 1)
firstValue = comb
if(j == 2)
secondValue = comb
// The below if block shall be also kept as if((amended||(!amendedReleaseExist)==true)
// The below one perfectly works fine
if(amended || !amendedRelease2Exist) {
matchFound = "true";
if(matchFound == "true") {
matchingCombo2Index = i
// alert("Matching combo index set to:"+ matchingCombo2Index)
inputframe.release2.selectedIndex = matchingCombo2Index
if(size == 2)
document.getElementById('errorArea').innerHTML = "There are"
+ " two release numbers for the particular Issue date."
+" Please select either one of the release numbers ("+firstValue+ " or "+secondValue+" )."
+" Default selection in the Release drop down is "+ amendedValue+ "."
matchingCombo2Index = 0;
matchFound = "false";
// Breaking the for loop
break;
<%
sess.removeAttribute("correspondingRelease2Number") ;
}%>
// Loading the selected release2 value in drop down
if(matchingCombo2Index == 0) {
<% if(release2Index != null && !release2Index.equals("")) { matchingRelease2Number = null;%>
inputframe.release2.selectedIndex = "<%=Integer.parseInt(release2Index)%>"
<% } %>
} // end of WITH
Logic 2: Not used
1. Pass the issue date entered by user and get the matching release numbers
2. Get the release numbers from session.
3. if release type is daily get the daily release numbers else get weekly release numbers
4. Compare the matching release numbers with daily / weekly release numbers collection
5. Find the match and update the selected index of drop down to this value
}// end of function
</script>
</HEAD>
<%-- Calling the two methods onload event of body --%>
<BODY onload="setCurrentDate(this);fillDropDown(this)"> -
Using JavaScript & Dynamic Lists - ?? need help
Hello all! Sorry to post this under an unrelated topic (JSP & JSTL), but there wasn't a JavaScript forum.
Anyway, before I ask my questions...read the following:
You'll find the code for my example at the end of this post. Also, I've posted my code as html pages in here...but my original code was in the form of servlets.
Here's what I wanted to accomplish:
1) html page has a form with two select lists
2) select one option from the first select
3) javascript code takes care of populating the 2nd list with options stored in an array, based on the first selection made in the 1st list.
4) each <option>'s value is set to the page hello.html
Piece of cake! That all works, but here's the real issue:
Let's say you click on an option from the 1st <select> list, which populates the 2nd <select> list with some options. You then click on the 2nd box, select an option, and it jumps to hello.html.
Now you press the back button - here are some things I observed:
First, let me note, that for my example, I'm using car makes for the 1st list, and car models for the 2nd.
* notice that only the 1st select list is still showing the selection you made, but the 2nd one shows nothing. Plus, when you click on the 2nd list, all that is shown is, in my example, "Then a Model". Not the original options that populated this list, when you had selected a car make from the first.
*also, if you select "Then a Model" in the 2nd, it will error out, because there isn't a link set for that option. I would actually prefer that the page doesn't jump anywhere if "Then a Model" was to be selected. But I can probably fix that later.
* If you try to select the car make you had previously selected again in the 1st menu, it still shows the same thing in the 2nd. Not the car models that it showed you when you had first run the example.
*) You can get the model options for, just for example, "Acura" back into the 2nd, but you would have to select Audi or BMW and then select Acura again.
*) if you select the "Select a Make" option in the 1st, it doesn't display "Then a Model" in the second as I would like. But I can probably fix that later.
Now, here are my questions:
1) Does anybody know how I can keep the selections "selected" in the page, when a user comes back to it when they press the "back" button?
2) Do I have to store the options selected somewhere, so the page "remembers" what was selected?
3) Would it help if I used session tracking?
I was told that the problems I've described are because I've implemented a dynamic listbox.
The value is supposed to be lost if I move to the next page and then click back. Would any of you agree?
Any ideas/suggestions at all would be very much appreciated!
************************ HERE'S THE CODE **********************************
This is dynamiclists.html I've commented it probably more than necessary for all you skilled JavaScript programmers, but I thought it would help to have an explanation for each piece of code.
<html>
<head>
<script language=javascript>
//here I create the multi-dimensional array to hold my
//values for each make and model to be put into the
//lists
var cars = new Array();
cars['Acura'] = new Array('Legend');
cars['BMW'] = new Array('740i');
cars['Audi'] = new Array('A4');
//method used for my onChange event in the first select list (Make)
//method accepts the value of the selected index
function createModel(makeName) {
//variables used for short-cutting to form elements
//references the form
var myform = document.selections;
//Make selection list
var Make = myform.Make;
//Model selection list
var Model = myform.Model;
//holds the item selected in the first list -- ex. Acura or Audi
var makeName = myform.Make.options[myform.Make.selectedIndex].value;
//to be set to a new Option
var theOption;
//if Select a Make is selected, clear the Model select list, and just put
// Then a Model in it
if(Make.selectedIndex == 0) {
Model.length = 0;
Model.length = 1;
Model.options[0].text = "Then a Model";
Model.options[0].value="Then a Model";
// if you select Acura from Make
if(makeName == "Acura") {
// fill first position in Model select list with the Then a Model, so the
// user knows to select a Model after a Make
Model.options[0].text = "Then a Model";
Model.options[0].value = "Then a Model";
// loop through the array elements that match makeName (which for example
// could be Acura
for(var i=0; i<cars[makeName].length; i++) {
// create a new Option for each Model available
theOption = new Option(cars[makeName], i);
// put the Model into the Model select list starting at position 1, not 0 because
// position 0 is taken up by Then a Model that was set above.
// Thus why I put (i+1)
Model.options[(i+1)] = theOption;
// set each Model options link to hello.html, just for now.
Model.options[(i+1)].value="hello.html";
}//end for
}//end if
// repeat for BMW and Audi
if(makeName == "BMW") {
Model.options[0].text = "Then a Model";
Model.options[0].value = "Then a Model";
for(var i=0; i<cars[makeName].length; i++) {
theOption = new Option(cars[makeName][i], i);
Model.options[(i+1)] = theOption;
Model.options[(i+1)].value="hello.html";
}//end for
}//end if
if(makeName == "Audi") {
Model.options[0].text = "Then a Model";
Model.options[0].value = "Then a Model";
for(var i=0; i<cars[makeName].length; i++) {
theOption = new Option(cars[makeName][i], i);
Model.options[(i+1)] = theOption;
Model.options[(i+1)].value="hello.html";
}//end for
}//end if
}//end createModel
// this is for the onChange event in the Model selection list.
// this takes care of the jump when you click on a Model.
// you will be taken to hello.html, which has been set in each option above
function MM_jumpMenu(targ,selObj,restore){
eval(targ+".location='"+selObj.options[selObj.selectedIndex].value+"';")
if (restore) selObj.selectedIndex=0;
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form name="selections">
<select name="Make" onChange="createModel(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value);">
<option value="Select Make" selected>Select Make
<option value="Acura">Acura
<option value="BMW">BMW
<option value="Audi">Audi
</select>
<select name="Model" onChange="MM_jumpMenu('parent',this,0)">
<option value="Then a Model" selected>Then a Model
</select>
</form>
</body>
</html>
***************************** END OF DYNAMICLISTS.HTML ***********************************
Here's my simple hello.html
<html>
<body>
Hello to all!
</body>
</html>I have a html:
<html>
<head>
<script>
var store = new Array();
store[0] = new Array(
'labas11',
'labas12',
'labas13');
store[1] = new Array(
'labas21',
'labas22',
'labas23');
// Funkcija skirta dedant naujienu
// irasa formuoti sarasa kuriems vartotojams bus siunciama zinute
function populate()
var box = document.forms[0].first;
var number = box.options[box.selectedIndex].value;
if (!number) return;
var list = store[box.selectedIndex];
if (list.length==null) return;
var box2 = document.forms[0].second;
box2.options.length = 0;
for(i=0;i<list.length;i++)
box2.options[i] = new Option(list,list[i]);
function addGroup()
var box = document.forms[0].first;
var number = box.selectedIndex;
if (number>-1)
document.forms[0].third.options[document.forms[0].third.options.length]=new Option('[G] '+box.value,document.forms[0].third);
function addUser()
var box = document.forms[0].second;
var number = box.selectedIndex;
if (number>-1)
document.forms[0].third.options[document.forms[0].third.options.length]=new Option('[V] '+box.value,document.forms[0].third);
function removeOne()
var box = document.forms[0].third;
var number = box.selectedIndex;
if (number>-1)
box.remove(box.selectedIndex);
function removeAll()
// alert(document.forms[0].third.options[0].text);
var box = document.forms[0].third;
box.options.length=0;
function selectToList()
//this code selects all the elements in the select field
for(var i=0;i<document.forms[0].third.length;i++)
document.forms[0].third.options[i].selected=true;
alert(document.forms[0].third.options[i].text);
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form action='servlet/List' method=Post>
<select size=4 name="first" style="width:200px" onchange="populate()">
<option value="0">html</option>
<option value="1">css</option>
</select>
<select size=4 name="second" style="width:200px">
</select>
<select size=4 name="third" style="width:200px" multiple>
</select>
<input type=submit value=spausk onClick="selectToList();" />
</form>
<table>
<tr><td><button onclick="addGroup()"> Įdėti grupę </button></td></tr>
<tr><td><button onclick="addUser()"> Įdėti vartotoją</button></td></tr>
<tr><td><button onclick="removeOne()"> �alinti </button></td></tr>
<tr><td><button onclick="removeAll()"> I�valyti </button></td></tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
and servlet:
import java.io.*;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
public class List extends HttpServlet
public void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException
{ doAction(request,response);}
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException
{ doAction(request,response);}
public void doAction(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException
response.setContentType("text/html;charset=windows-1257");
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
String[] strArray=request.getParameterValues("third");
out.print("Value: "+strArray[0]);
So what is wrong because servlet prints bad value [object]
Thanks -
JSP/javascript question. Guru's please help.
Need help.
I know we can assign value of a JSP variable to a javascript variable. e.g. strJScriptvar = <%=strJSPvar%>;
Is there a way we can go the other way, i.e. assigning a javascript variable value to a JSP variable?
e.g. will it be valid <%strJSPvar=%>=strJScriptvar;
If not, is there a direct way of assigning the value.
Any help will be heavily appreciated.
Thanks,
Indrasish.Yeah, that's it. Remember that JSPs are compiled into servlets then sent as HTML to your browser. Once the page is sent to your browser, there is nothing else the "JSP" part of it can do. It's already been processed, done it's thing, and sent the results to your browser.
Make sense? -
Posting huge data on to JSP page using JSTL tags
Hi,
I have one application where I have to post huge data (approximately 2000 rows of data) into JSP page. I am using JSTL tags and running on Tomcat 5.
It is taking almost 20 to 25 seconds to load the entire page.
Is it the optimal time to load or it could be improved?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
--Subbu.Hi Evnafets,
Thank you for the response.
Here are the tasks I am doing to display the data on JSP.
0. We are running on Tomcat 5 and the memory size is 1024MB (1GB).
1. Getting the data - I am not performing any database queries. The data is stored in the static cache memory. So the server side response is so quick - less than a milli second.
2. Using Java beans to pass data to the presentation layer (JSP).
3. 10 'if' conditions and 2 'for' loops and 2 'choose' statements are being used in the JSP page while displaying the data.
4. Along with the above, there are 4 javascript files are being used.
5. The jsp file size after rendering the data, is aprox. 160 kb
Hope this information helps you to understand the problem.
Thanks,
--Subbu. -
JSP Data table - Rendering for command buttons.
Hi All,
We are designing a JSP page where results from table have to be thrown on a data table. (h:dataTable)
Based on one column value on the data table, we need to render a command button for each row of data table.
For example, I select the employees from a table and throw it on data table.
Only for those employees where address is not present, I need to enable an "Update address" command button.
(Command button "Update address" is also part of data table.)
Is it possible to accomplish this on a data table?
If so how should we code the "rendered" tag of the command button in data table.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.Sounds like the JSF forum would be a closer alignment, but in general
- retrieve your information from the database into a list of Employee beans.
- Have your h:dataTable use the list of Employee beans as a datasource
- have the rendered attribute of your update button depend on the value of employee.address maybe #{empty employee.address}
cheers,
evnafets -
Preparing JSP Taglibrary for JSTL and EL
I have a taglibrary I've been working on that generates live GoogleMaps using 100% java (no javascript or AJAX needed by the developer). I would like to incorporate this library within JSTL, so users can place the GoogleMaps tags within JSTL tag (i.e. sql tag and c tags) so they can generate maps using database data to add markers, etc.
Is there any special preparation needed to allow tags to accept EL as attribute values or is this built-in?
Thanks in advance. I'm not a big JSTL user or I would have generated a test page myself.You need to allow your tags to accept EL?
In a JSP2.0 container (eg Tomcat 5) it is built in. ${expr} is a runtime expression just like <%= expr %> is. So if you can use <%= expr %> with a tag, you can use ${expr}. As long as you have a JSP2.0 container (eg Tomcat 5) and have enabled the EL (by having your web.xml defined as being version 2.4)
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Struts-el is one example. Also JSTL1.0 had standard and rt versions for using ${expr} and <%= expr %> respectively with the tags.
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