OK, then switch it to:
<webwork:select label="Answer" name="answer"
list="#{'false' : 'No', 'true', : 'Yes'}" />
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ok almost there, the values are correct but the labels arent
im just getting radio buttons with the label and values as true and
false
Francisco Hernandez wrote:
> excellent, I have not even bothered looking at ognl docs, im sure
theres
> lots of other things ognl can do that I dont know about.
>
> Patrick Lightbody wrote:
>
>> My bad, it should be:
>>
>> <webwork:select label="Answer" name="answer"
>> list="#{'Yes' : 'false', 'No', : 'true'}" />
>>
>>
http://www.ognl.org/2.6.3/Documentation/html/collectionConstruction.html
>> #mapConstruction
>>
>> -Pat
>>
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>>
>> that doesnt work, but it would be cool if it did! :)
>>
>> Patrick Lightbody wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Why not just do this:
>>>
>>> <webwork:select label="Answer" name="answer"
>>> list="{'Yes' : 'false', 'No', : 'true'}" />
>>>
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>>>
>>> Would some sort of custom type conversion work? It would convert
>>
>>
>> Yes/no
>>
>>> to true/false. I haven't had much luck with the converters myself,
but
>>> it's an idea.
>>>
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>>
>>
>> combo?
>>
>>>
>>> I need to ask a question that has a Yes/No type answer but I want
the
>>> values sent to the action to be true/false so I can get the
propertys
>>> set to Boolean objects, how would I go about doing this?
>>>
>>> I was going to make a class that has id/name propertys and then
send
>>
>>
>> a
>>
>>> List of two of those objects to the list attribute of the radio tag
>>
>>
>> then
>>
>>> use listKey="name" and listValue="id" but it seems like overkill,
>>> another way was giving the radio tag a Map that has yes/no keys and
>>> true/false values
>>>
>>>
>>>
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