RE: Multiple select
Thanks Eric for posting your solution, this helped me remember that unusual
OGNL syntax on the value attribute.
Because I have not found so many working examples out there, I'll post mine
too:
s:select
label=%{getText('caseFile.sentence')}
name=caseFile.sentences.qualifierId
value=caseFile.sentences.{qualifierId}
list=availableQualifiers
listKey=qualifierId
listValue=display
emptyOption=false
multiple=true
theme=css_xhtml
required=false
cssClass=text medium
cssStyle=width:300px /
CaseFile contains ListQualifier called 'sentences'.
Qualifier looks like
private Long qualifierId;
private String code;
private String description;
// Transients
private String display; // Just transiently defined as code + - +
description
Thanks -
Stanley, Eric wrote:
Figured it out in case anyone has this same issue. Added a value
attribute, and used OGNL to grab a list of id's from ListGroup instead
of just the ListGroup which works just fine in a select where
multiple=true.
s:select label=group multiple=true size=4 name=user.groups
value=user.groups.{id} list='groupList' listKey=id
listValue=name /
-Good luck
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Re: Multiple select
wkbutler wrote:
Thanks Eric for posting your solution, this helped me remember that unusual
OGNL syntax on the value attribute.
Once again I'll post my suggestion that the %{} notation be used
EVERYWHERE you expect the framework to evaluate your expression with
OGNL so that these are less confusing during subsequent development or
maintenance.
The unusual syntax you describe is an example of the power of OGNL.
caseFile.sentences is a collection of objects, but what you want is a
collection of just one field from each of those objects. The OGNL
documentation calls this projection:
http://www.opensymphony.com/ognl/html/LanguageGuide/projection.html .
I don't have much experience with other EL's...is this type of construct
possible with the others that people have been suggesting (JUEL, MVEL,
etc.)?
-Dale
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Re: Multiple Select
2008/3/22, Thangalin [EMAIL PROTECTED]: html:select property=%= select_name % multiple=true size=5 styleClass=filter Does select_name have the value fiscal_year? Antonio
Re: Multiple select not rendered in browser with tiles
Simone Piva wrote: Hi all, I have a problem while rendering a jsp with a select multiple tag in a Struts application using tiles. If I forward directly to a JSP I have no problem and the select multiple is correctly showed by both browsers I tried (Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer 7), whilst if I forward to a tile, that contains also my jsp in the body, with the select multiple tag I don't see the multiple combobox, but only a thin box, so thin that no text can be displayed. If I get the HTML source code (right-clicking on the page), saving the open window to an html file and reopening the just saved file I can see my multiple select displayed correctly! Sounds like a CSS issue, but there's no way to diagnose it without seeing the relevant code and the resulting HTML. L. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Multiple select not rendered in browser with tiles
Yes, it was a css issue, blocking the dimension of select input fields On 2/12/07, Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Simone Piva wrote: Hi all, I have a problem while rendering a jsp with a select multiple tag in a Struts application using tiles. If I forward directly to a JSP I have no problem and the select multiple is correctly showed by both browsers I tried (Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer 7), whilst if I forward to a tile, that contains also my jsp in the body, with the select multiple tag I don't see the multiple combobox, but only a thin box, so thin that no text can be displayed. If I get the HTML source code (right-clicking on the page), saving the open window to an html file and reopening the just saved file I can see my multiple select displayed correctly! Sounds like a CSS issue, but there's no way to diagnose it without seeing the relevant code and the resulting HTML. L. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Multiple select/update from the Listing page
I think that this article will tell you what you want to know. http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/strutsform/ Daniel - Original Message - From: Yen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 7:38 PM Subject: Multiple select/update from the Listing page Hi, I wonder how struts handle the Multiple select/update from the Listing page. Let say, there is a listing of 10 records and the page need to allow the user to update the status for the records. Upon submitting the button, it will update all the status in the listing page. How does the form get the options? rgds, - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
