RE: JSP question

[Lawrence_Tuttle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Good suggestion.   Only, I don't know how to do it in HTML.   Never mind.
I'll figure it out.


                                                                                
                                        
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Either that or I have trouble understanding your problems.  Do you know
what
HTML you want to generate, and are you having trouble generating it?  Or
are
you having trouble knowing what HTML will work?  Since you've already
started coding, I would assume the former, but you wouldn't be the first
person to start coding without knowing the requirements (neither was I).

I would approach this problem by designing HTML that did what I wanted,
then
writing code to produce that HTML.  Why don't you first post the HTML that
you want to produce?

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: Lawrence_Tuttle@eogresources.com
[mailto:Lawrence_Tuttle@eogresources.com]
Sent: April 5, 2001 12:58
To: JAVA400-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: JSP question

Eric,

Thanks, but, I don't seem to communicate my problems very well.

Suppose I have a result set of data displayed in html.  One column is a
radio button.  As I build my table, I build a string to act as a URL that
references a jsp file.
When one selects a radio button, nothing happens except the value is
assigned the URL string.  At the top to the form, I have a gif that, when
pressed, should ask the browser to retrieve the value of the selected radio
button; that is, the URL that was built as the table was built..

Below is the code that builds my tables...

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