Call for proposals: Web2ForDev International Conference, Rome, Italy, 25-27 September 2007

===Sorry for crossposting===


Web2ForDev 2007 is the first conference devoted to exploring
the ways
in which international development stakeholders can take
advantage of
the technical and organizational opportunities provided by
Web 2.0
methods, approaches and applications.

The conference will promote the adoption and dissemination
of
appropriate, low-cost and replicable Internet-based
applications by
actors in agriculture, rural development, and natural
resource
management. It aims to inspire participants to use and
develop their
own information management and communication systems based
on these
applications.

The conference targets agriculture, rural development, and
natural
resource management stakeholders, particularly those from
developing
countries, experienced with or interested in the potential
of Web 2.0,
including technology intermediaries, policy makers,
information and
communication specialists, software developers, application
and system
providers and information service providers. Participants
are expected
to have experience and understanding of information and
communication
technologies (ICTs) and to be in a position to understand,
adopt and
disseminate the showcased applications and approaches.

In particular we encourage proposals that are:

   * Thematic case studies: 15/20-minute presentations on
examples of
projects and processes that are adopting Web 2.0 tools and
methodologies, and that evaluate their impacts, benefits
and
challenges;
   * Thematic showcases: 15/20-minute presentations on Web
2.0 tools
and methodologies developed for knowledge exchange,
collaboration,
learning and networking;
   * Panel discussions: 30-minute exchanges that provide an
overview
of one or more cross-cutting issue; these will be debated by
a group
of panellists and facilitated by a chairperson.

For more information on the call, topics and submission,
please visit
http://
www.web2fordev.net/call_proposals.html

The conference is a joint venture by CTA, FAO, IICD, GTZ,
ACP
Secretariat, Université Cheikh Anta DIOP, University of
British
Columbia Okanagan, Euforic, DGroups, CGIAR and IFAD.


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Hi,

 

I am trying to use the <s:hidden> tag but i am having
some problems.

 

What i want to do is to fill the hidden tag with an array
that I create
using Javascript.

 

My code:

 

 

* In the jsp part i have this:

 

<a href="<s:url action="Compare.do"
includeParams="get"></s:url>"
onclick="return prepareCheckList();" </a>

 

<s:hidden id="compareList"
name="compareList" />

 

 

*the Javascript part:

 

 

function prepareCheckList(){

                                   

            var collectionChecks =
document.getElementsByName("checkProduct");

            

            var totalChecked = 0;

            

            var list = newArray();

            

            for(var i=0; i<collectionChecks.length; i++)

            {

                        if (collectionChecks[i].checked){

                                   list[totalChecked] =
collectionChecks[i].value;

                                   totalChecked ++;

                        }

                        

                        if(totalChecked >5 ){

                                   alert("Only 5 can be
selected");

                                   return false; //we don't
go to the
Compare page.

                        }

            }

            

           
document.getElementById("compareList").value =
list;

            

            return true;        //we follow the url.

                        

}

 

* In the Action, i have defined:

 

private Collection compareList;

 

public Collection getCompareList() {

            return compareList;

}

 

public void setCompareList(Collection compareList) {

            this.compareList = compareList;

}

 

But i don't manage to get the "compareList" in the
Action.

 

 

I don't know if i am doing something wrong in the JavaScript
part or if
i am doing something that is not possible.

Can anybody help me??