Re: html:error and quotation marks...
Henrique VIECILI wrote:
have you tried changing your ApplicationResources to
err.name.required=The {0} field is required (whitout the quotes') ?
Sorry Henrique...it was my own stupidity all along. My app was using an
old Application.properties file that had my message enclosed in
quotation marks, but I was editing a new one by mistake. DOH!
Thanks anyway. And those single quote marks don't cause any problems.
They work as expected so I left them in.
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Re: html:error and quotation marks...
have you tried changing your ApplicationResources to
err.name.required=The {0} field is required (whitout the quotes') ?
it should work.
[]´s Henrique Viecili
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Subject: html:error and quotation marks...
> Howdy all
>
> I'm using html:error to put an error message next to a form field that
> must not be blank. But the message is rendered with quotation marks
> around it. I don't want quotation marks. Am I doing something I
> shouldn't, or is there any way to turn this behavior off?
>
> My JSP looks like this:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> The resulting HTML looks like this:
>
>
>
>"The 'Name' field is required"
>
>
>
> My Form.validate()
> ==
> ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
> if (getMyName() == null || getMyName().length < 1) {
> errors.add("myName", new ActionError("err.name.required", "Name");
> }
> return errors;
>
>
> My Application.Properties file
> ==
> err.name.required=The '{0}' field is required
>
>
> Thanks
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html:error and quotation marks...
Howdy all
I'm using html:error to put an error message next to a form field that
must not be blank. But the message is rendered with quotation marks
around it. I don't want quotation marks. Am I doing something I
shouldn't, or is there any way to turn this behavior off?
My JSP looks like this:
The resulting HTML looks like this:
"The 'Name' field is required"
My Form.validate()
==
ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
if (getMyName() == null || getMyName().length < 1) {
errors.add("myName", new ActionError("err.name.required", "Name");
}
return errors;
My Application.Properties file
==
err.name.required=The '{0}' field is required
Thanks
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