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Struts action class call from java script

 
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Hi,

I am trying to call javascipt function to for the pop up to confirm to delet or not basically delete link is there and then need to call action class from java script.

Can anyone give me advice?

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Use Ajax if you don't want the page to be submitted otherwise you can also submit a form using javascript...
 
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Hello,
May be you can use Confirm dialog box that JavaScript provides to know user response like "Ok" or "Cancel".

Please see this link.


Of course if you still need to open a new browser window and then use some action to display "Ok, Cancel" buttons, you can do that using window.open() and passing the correct action URL as parameter. But unless specifically needed that would be too much for this kind of scenario.

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Amit

 
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Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

When we click ok on pop up after that we need call the action.

Could you please give me the solution for this?

Thanks,
Bachi
 
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Dummu Bachi please check your private messages for some administrative matter...
 
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You can use the Struts URL tag.


then use the



 
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Hi,

Sorry to ask you like this where can I find struts url tag?

I am new to struts that is why I am asking like this.

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What do you mean by "where can I find it"?

Which version of Struts are you using?
 
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I am using struts 1.2.

"where can I find it"?
I mean the uri to include in the JSP page.
 
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Hi All,

Thanks for your help. I am doing in the following way

function delete(num){

val confirmMessage = confirm("Do you want to delete ?");
if(confirmMessage){
document.form[0].action="/projectName/action.do?do=methodName&id="+num;
document.form[0].submi();
}
}

onclick="javascript:delete(1)"

 
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