Hey Simon -
You've got lots of options... one would be to just use HTML:
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This will invoke the same event but set the value to be the localization string
passed in by the JSTL localization tag.
There's nothing too magical about the stripes:submit tag.
You could even use:
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Did you try this:
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It wouldn't work, unfortunately.
Please see:
http://www.stripesframework.org/jira/browse/STS-679
Regards,
Iwao
On 2009/11/26, at 18:39, "Lionel" wrote:
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You could also work around this another way... define another event that
calls the first, like so:
public Resolution newDetails() {
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}
public Resolution otherDetails {
return newDetails();
}
Then you could use two different submit 'names', which would resolve to
different names. The downs
Many thanks. I did consider all of your suggestions. I don't want to use
Javascript at present for a variety of reasons, not least the impact it has
on screen readers used by the visually impaired.
I agree I could use HTML but I decided in the end to create another event.
It was just a suggest
Iwao AVE! wrote:
> It wouldn't work, unfortunately.
> Please see:
> http://www.stripesframework.org/jira/browse/STS-679
It's strange: I used it once and works fine !
(with stripes 1.5.2)
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It works only when you don't have a corresponding entry for the 'name'
value in your StripesResources.properties.
// Iwao
On 2009/11/27, at 20:54, "Lionel" wrote:
> Iwao AVE! wrote:
>> It wouldn't work, unfortunately.
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