I'm using the "id" attribute of the <display:table> attribute as a
nested variable name like this:
<display:table
class="generic_table"
id="entry"
.....
>
<display:column title="${checkAll}" >
<html:checkbox
property="selected[${entry.seqId}]"
value="true" />
</display:column>
Just like the documentation says it should be:
An implicit variable of this name will be created
and placed into NESTED scope. The object is also
added to pageContext under this name.
However, when I look at the resulting HTML output:
<table class="generic_table" id="entry">
I see that the "id" value is used to create an HTML id attribute.
Is this what's supposed to happen? The <display:table> id and HTML id
attributes serve completely different purposes.
I'm using the latest (non-CVS) version of DisplayTag: 1.0-b3.
JDG
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