community. Many people on
and off the "Who we are" page put a tremendous amount of work into Struts, and
it really shows.
It's just another one of those happy times where this comes into the spotlight.
Cheers,
Arron.
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He's right. And to elaborate... use the tld and classes from the struts
distro, and not the tld and nested tag classes from the tutorial.
All the best.
Arron.
> The latest tags are already included with the Struts 1.1
> distribution.
>
> --- mariel hizon <[EMA
in).
That said, nothing in life comes free. Nested beans in request scope is one
degree harder to code for than form beans in the session. If a site has
limited concurrent users (intranetty, etc etc), I vote to put the form in the
session every time. :)...but the other way is more than possible.
Jerry,
Try using tags to make bean references that the display tags
could then get a hold of and use. Otherwise, there would be no other way
unless the display tag source code was updated to recognise and use the nested
context.
Hope this does the trick.
Arron.
> I'm trying to get
l" or "logic", then you may as well use the original
tags. If you want to take advantage of the nested tags, you'll have to look at
their specific needs in the documentation, or the tutorials at
http://keyboardmonkey.com/next
All the best.
Arron.
> Hello,
>
> I
Yeah!, what she said! :)
Arron.
PS: Christine, thanks for forcing me to go bug hopping in #17977. Terribly
kind of you to re-open the bug. You know, I wouldn't mind if you fixed it
yourself and just gave me the patch :P
> This was a known bug when usning the nested:iterate wit
have
been fixed in the latest Struts builds.
And that's the state of affairs. See if it works for ya.
Arron.
> I had experience something like this before...
>
> Try check out bug ID # 4724356 in Java Bug Parade.
>
> http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/
Rouven,
What Struts version are you running?
Arron.
> Hi there,
>
> hope someone has a clue, why this doesn't work with Tomcat, but
> works with Resin :
>
> I have a tile, where i want to show a treelike menu based on the
> monkey example for the struts-nest
Rick,
You still having this problem?... can I see the tag markup that's causing the
problems?...
If the root tag is picking up the name of a valid bean, and the iterate tag
has it's property attribute properly set, then I assure you that you don't
need the name attribute in the write tag.
I'm ho
place that got you the
options in the first place. The common solution people gravitate towards is
keeping such objects as singletons in memory. That way the lookups are nice
and speedy.
In summary I'm sorry to say that nothing in life is free :)
All the best.
Arron.
> Hello,
>
>
Jyothi,
You still having problems with this?
Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you, but work's been quite busy and not
enough hours inbetween.
Just let me know.
Arron.
PS: you'll get my attention faster with this email address. :)
> Hi,
>
> I am very new
much simpler. Don't have to worry about having indexed="true" and
other such mess, the nested tags will work it out. Basically, when using the
nested tags, just use the nested tags and most of your worrys will be over.
All the best.
Arron.
> Great!
>
> On 08/28/200
mer here...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/next
...if all you want to do is stay in vogue technology, you'll probably turn to
the JSTL.
Arron.
> Thank you all, I just wanted to see if there are going to be phased out
> in favor of something else... like in the case of and
> tags
;s not, you're lying or you haven't read the book.
If not, do so. too funny. :P
"The Cat" is mentioned on the dust jacket, but his mum, who dies, isn't. I
think you're lying to the user group and should come clean. :)
Arron.
> I'm pleased to report that a
't have done this on purpose, but using the request object
use was the only way I could get the new tomcat working for some reason.
Arron.
> Are you sure you want to include a page that has a
> form in it?
>
> nested:form, nested:nest and nested:iterate all start
> a
ns. Any
business logic in the beans will make things messy very quick.
The MonkeyStruts example is mainly geared to be an example of how easy and
powerful the tags are, rather than a good example of bean management. In this
respect the example needs a rework.
This the info you're after?...
A
m.put("key", key);
m.put("name", name);
return m;
}
...that way my bean objects typically know what it takes to link them to
another page, and they can hack the mapping of name & values as much as
required when called. Works a treat for me.
All the best.
Arron.
of a property which is relative
to the current nested object. Struts' original bean:define may be the answer,
as the nested tags only care about one thing... nesting (and can't forgive
them for that :P ). You may even want to consider a... *cough*... scriptlet
to get at
html or logic tag and let them do all the grunt work or writing Html etc.
The keyboardmonkey site has a walk-through/tutorial on them if you want to
start playing.
Arron.
> Nested tags rock whereas logic tags, while perhaps doing
> the same thing are more cumbersome.
>
> Scoping is
andle it.
To get it working, you'll need to wrap the second collection in a simple bean
so you can get at it with another property like "groups.childs[1]another[0].name".
Hopefully it wont be too much of a refactor, but beanUtils can't play with it
as-
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
...only saying this because it will help carve things up into include files,
as they use the request object to pass the nested properties and bean
reference, meaning you can literally just cut the JSP into includes and
include t
done...
http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/
Arron.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I posted this before, but I didn't even get a response saying it was a
> dumb question, no
esn't keep everything in
order, and would only confuse things internally. The nested tags take care of
all that stuff for you. It's transparent. You only have to supply the property
and things like the text fields maxlength etc etc.
It's working now, which is sweet.
All the best,
ent vendors. I'm
pretty sure TheServerSide is exactly what you're looking for.
Arron.
> Hi,
>
> Has anybody successfully managed to use Struts in a distributed\clustered
> environment? If so with what setup? And did you have any St
s,
he'll also thrown them into your tomcat instance (rather than a different
communal one) and charge the shared rate (lower price of the shared rate, but
you still get control of the VM).
Is good, I'm a happy customer.
Arron.
> I *highly* recommend KGB Internet. I've b
er is that you can get the
enumeration options. Which is awesome for automatic population of drop-down
boxes among other things. With the JAXB RI it's just a validation rule. That's
my only gripe so far.
I'm just hoping the Castor team makes it JAXB compliant some time in the
would change ever so slightly to conform to the
spec as I like the internals of its generated objects slightly better, but
it's all good. I've been using the JAXB since the public was able to get at
it, and I'm a happy customer.
Enough rant from me...
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entirely depressing rant all together.
Anyways, it's all just my opinion.
All the best mate.
Arron.
> Hey all,
>
> I'm trying to make a decision as to what I am going to do. I am sucking wind
on profitable work. So, I was thinking about going to school and getting a BA
in
Struts core for the upcoming RC2, but missed the
RC1 boat)...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
Anyways, it should scratch the itch, give it a bash.
Arron.
> Folks,
> I am looking into using a tree control in my web app. I
> noticed that the tomc
..
Static resources like images will be naturally handled.
If you run Resin, it'll recompile the java classes on the fly too.
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put it in the right directoy. An action knows
how to do this, why wouldn't the application then know how to find it?...
If the image is able to be changed by the client, the Action would have to
know where it is to find it and replace it.
Actions have to know where the image is.
Arron.
Nice piece of work, it looks familiar...
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg63442.html
...never thought feedback on the solution would be like this, but each to
their own. For those interested, the link contains code which can be used for
any such filter operation.
Arron.
>
llection it's reflected in
the other.
Just an option.
Arron.
> > I don't think this would give the result you are looking for.
> > A map will map a key to a value, and so in the above example, no mattery how
> > many numbers you add to the map, there will only be
ry, do the trick. No properties or anything, simply
filter whatever comes through in the body content.
Arron.
PS: get my mail the other day?...
email client plays funny buggers at times,
so I don't know what's sent and what's not.
> ...see, I'm fading here...tria
No taglib itself, but nested tags will allow the recursion to happen and thus
make the tree. Try this...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
...the "JSP Recursion & Trees!" part. It should do the trick.
Arron.
> Is there a taglib for presenting hierarchically def
e root bean.
Or the quick answer is "use the tag as it won't modify the nested
context that all the child tags are using".
All the best.
Arron.
> I'm using RC1, playing around with nested tag support, and ran into an
> unexpected behavior. I'm not sure if t
is is the information you're after.
Arron.
> Have you tried the latest and greatest nested tags?...
>
> An update changing all the internals that would affect this have changed. It
> went in after RC1, so either fetch a nightly, or simply download...
>
> http://key
directory and spin your container again.
If the problem persists, please get back to me.
Arron.
> In my http request scope, I'm seeing losing my
> iterate index when passing the nesting context to an included jsp. I've
> been using struts-1.1RC1. I've dumped out the reque
directory and spin your container again.
If the problem persists, please get back to me.
Arron.
> I've also attached all test files to the bug report at:
> http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17977
>
> Personally, I'm seeing more of a problem with the
Sloan,
See if this is what you'rs looking for
(tutorial etc)...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight/index.jsp
...scroll down to the "JSP Recursion & TREES!!!" part.
Have fun.
Arron.
> Are there any struts/jsp tags that help in making a tree structure? Not
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
...hopefully this is the answer you're looking for.
Arron.
> Cedric (and others),
>
> Thanks for the response and insight. I'll cast my vote on the bugfix.
> I'd definitely like to see the behavior I described
nd stable.
Happy nesting.
Arron.
>
> -Dan
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Arron Bates" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:20 PM
> Subject: Re: MonkeyTree
probably won't change
again, but once again mis-use at your own risk".
> -- Radio Tag ---
> [..cut..]
Nothing outwardly obvious. Thanks for the code snippets, I'll have to get in
and do some testing and get back to you.
Thanks again.
Arron.
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in the RC2 release.
Arron.
> Hi is there anyone successfully got MonkeyTree example to work in RC1.
>
> I have tree displayed like this
>
> Root
>SubDir1
>SubDir1 <- instead of SubDir2
>SubDir1 <---instead of SubDir3
>
>
&
a snippet of the tag layout
that it's nesting against in the parent JSP?... it holds the key to the
problem. Once I have that detail, I may be able to get somewhere.
And there's nothing wrong with long emails. :)
Arron*
* ...somewhere in the back of my head was the possibility I&#x
l be there for your action for processing.
This what you're after?...
Arron.
(Monkey Boy?...)
> Is this an example of an editable list (ie. a table like structure)? Based
on your student example, I am trying to edit a list of students all on one
page. ie. I could change five students n
(I tried replying to this yesterday but the cheque was lost in the mail)
Dropped connection or something must have killed the last jar.
It's updated, give it another bash...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
Arron.
> Arron:
> Can you please re-bu
Sri,
Don't know how the other one clapped out, but i made another one, tested out
okay (JDK Jar tool). Try this one (link for convenience)...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
I understand that people aren't lazy, just pragmatic. :)
Arron.
n with this jar to see if they go away.
Docco on the additional stuff this rejig of the tags can do is in the works.
For those who care, enjoy.
For those who don't, as you were.
Thanks again.
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sing slash in the checkbox tag, as well as the
closing tag, may have been the issue too). The process of making a bean with
the "id" property, and then the child using that, is more or less what the
nested tags do for free.
Hope this gets you working.
Happy nesting...
Arron.
> No
uilding logic, so the overhead of building will be up to you.
Hope this helps some.
If not, ask more questions :)
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p is simply
Html and the nested Struts tags, and not embedded markup in java logic.
The tutorial will walk you through to making a tree of directories on the
server's hard drive.
Give it a bash.
Arron.
> If you need to display a tree in html using JSP, I don't think struts will
>
new tomcat. The tag hierarchy walking isn't
reliable, and the old nested tags relied on it. Definitely the easiest thing
to do is to simply use the tag.
I'll look again at nesting inside for the various containers.
Arron.
> Alrighty, I know how to make it crash (don't fret Arr
You had me going there for a bit. Even made another test war to do exactly
what your snippet prescribed, but as long as it's working.
Hope the other app turns out to be not my issue too... :P
Waitin for the word...
Arron.
> Never mind...
>
> I had updated the WEB-INF/lib of ap-1
d). The source is in the Jar if you want to simply say
my code's badly formatted (which it isn't, but anyways :P )...
Thanks again, and happy nesting.
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use if you allow one use of the tag without
adapting the property property, then you have to apply all. And that's a fair
amount of work which is quite redundant.
what you wanted to hear?...
happy nesting fun.
Arron.
> Hi,
>
> I'm newbie with nested tags and I try to und
and scroll to the part where it says...
"JSP Recursion & TREES!!!"
...it's about the most flexible tree generation method there is, and I'm
actually being modest. :P
Requires a JSP 1.2 container (>Tomcat3).
Enjoy.
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tly) to add more and more
complexity to the structure. The nested tags have made some truly
unwieldy applications, including the reason for their creation.
You just have to ask yourself one question...
Red or Blue pill? :P
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y make life easier.
I can't watch the list as often as I'd like, and it's been a big
reassurance than the users have somewhere to turn with issues. Sri's one
of the peoples that make this list a great "[ot] Impact with wall"
resource.
How many people apologise for
just having them cut just the HTML face and working
a process that allows flexibility with changes.
But the fact is, you can pick the difference of professional design. You
just have to ask yourself as to how much you want to pay for it.
I wish you luck.
Arron.
On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 00:49, [EM
e's docco on the nested tags on the Struts site, but there's a
primer and a tutorial to get you started on...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
...I'm quite sure you'll find them a good fit.
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uble, rather than wait for replies from the list to
run over the start of the tutorial I wrote about nesting through
includes to make a tree structure...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
...and click on the first link in the "JSP Reursion & TREES" tutorial.
Arro
t;this/", but can be a "fake" property (a
named property which just returns a reference to the same bean).
If there's already a nested level like this, then it's a case of versioning.
What version of Struts are you using?...
Arron.
> Thanks Drew... thanks for your
lic Object getFirstLevelFake() {
return (ArrayList)myData.get(parentIndex);
}
...outside of all the stuff spieled on above, ie: once you've broken
through that second list or have reference to the parent list object,
you can keep nesting as usual.
Hopefully I've said all that clear e
ability to get a general use of the nesting concept so it can get
into JSTL or whatever, but it's hard to see a general application.
Anyways, that's another story...
Arron.
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 06:45, Phase Web and Multimedia wrote:
> I just recently tried to set up a nested:hidden form
not there.
So... what you'll have to do now is make the simplest of beans hold onto
the second ArrayList and access it via a property so it has the full...
firstList[5].secondList[6]
..nested property. The bean doesn't have to do anything special, just
hold onto that array list so Be
[...]
...the "this/" or "./" simply refers to the current parent object level
just like using "./" on a command line. If it's not the current object
you're after, point the property at one of it's relative properties.
See if
> use
>
> see docs http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-nested.html
There's not too many examples there however.
More complete tutorial and examples here...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
Arron.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: C. Struts [mailto:struts@
t
containers have to be on the later JSP spec.
Arron.
On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 04:28, Steve Hall wrote:
> I'm new to using nested tags. I've worked through the keyboard monkey
> tutorial and started experimenting with the nested tags on my own. I've run
> into something
On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 01:02, Adam Sherman wrote:
> Arron Bates wrote:
> >>What about a Set?
> >
> > List and Map implementations only. Only because the properties for
> > getting at an item in a collection needs a key. int's for lists and
> > arr
or even...
document.forms["myForm"]["foo.bar"].value
The ".elements" bit is optional.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 15:23, Steve Widmar wrote:
> D'oh!
>
> (as in 'Doh yeah')
>
> no wonder it wasn't in the archives; well, i
Server
interaction at all and is 100% script dependent. But it'd work, work
well, and faster than any server call could ever be. It wouldn't work
for non DOM compliant browsers (but covers IE5+ NS6+ Moz1+ & Konq.
possibly more)
Hope that somewhere in all that is a little more light
for going through the upgrade though. :)
Arron.
>
> :-)
> Tom Lister
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>
> -Original Message-
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e old jars also.
Arron.
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 20:31, Lister, Tom (ANTS) wrote:
> we are using the nested tags library that is compatable with struts 1.0
> but it depends on but it still contains references to the 'EmptyTag', which
> I think is 1.1
> this has only become
the nested tags do.
There's no obvious way to make the functionality handy to the JSTL or
I'd put it forward for a spec improvement. It's just that Struts had the
need to get the dot notation property under control.
Those people which take on that "only JSTL" is a good policy
On Sat, 2002-09-07 at 08:35, John Nicholas wrote:
> Ferran Parra wrote:
> > Hi is the SAP DB open source database a good DBMS?? why not is popular than mysql??
> > thanks
> > ---
> > Ferran Parra
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > http://www.mubimedia.com
all over. Comes with a little web server
for web based administration.
You wont be disappointed.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-09-06 at 02:20, Ferran Parra wrote:
> Hi is the SAP DB open source database a good DBMS?? why not is popular than mysql??
> thanks
> -
use static includes and arbitrarily
mark them up.
So it's either the hassle of upgrading the server (Tomcat 4, Resin
2.5.x, Weblogic 6.1 have all worked spiffy for me. Any JSP 1.2 compliant
container), or only go a certain amount of levels (upgrading the
container will give you potentially infin
. From one to a
hundred list levels, it's all the same. Other things come to light
too... you don't have to always have the model start with monkey. Say
another form which is banana specific, you can use the same banana
object in another model, and it'll work just as well. Gotta love
a list of text boxes using iterate tags. Submit this, and
after the monkeybean is built, the lazy collection will grow the banana
list with banana beans as the indexed requests come in.
When it gets back to your action class, you'll have your collection of
banana beans.
Hope this helps, you
Most cool.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-07-19 at 22:33, Galbreath, Mark wrote:
> I'm getting prepared to build a web app using Struts on (yet) another
> platform - Resin. If anyone has done this, are there any Resin-specific
> issues involved or is it as simple as adding struts.jar to the
.LazyList,
provide a class definition of your child bean and it'll be sweet and
ready to do without any other effort, even in the reset() method.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-07-19 at 18:24, Adam Hardy wrote:
> Wrong!
> I'll eat my hat if you haven't been gotcha'd by the nested tags
rms beans are happening
correctly, the definition, request scope, the whole deal... one more
thing I don't have to code any longer. Less code doing the right stuff
is a good thing, hang any spec, IMHO :)
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-07-19 at 06:04, Adam Hardy wrote:
> Arron,
> I wonder how y
Craig, wouldn't this be fixed by getting the collections in the DynaForm
to be wrapped by the lazy lists I commited a few weeks ago to
commons?... then when they're being created when the request comes in,
it'll all grow as needed and it'd just happen.
Been missing the past couple of weeks due t
ut a "property" property into the
image tag. You'll need this to match up the clicks coming out of the
list. If you don't need the property property, use the original
in its place.
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MAP/SMTP working. Probably
pricey. Mail could be another enterprise's department all together. Love
politics.
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x27;s bad XML, which means the JSP page will have issues
with it.
Closest you'll get to doing exactly this is...
The smallest of snippets to get the value out and into the tag, but any
programmer who has issues with it is simply not the pragmatic variety :)
Enjoy.
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cat 4, or some other JSP 1.2 container.
Sorry for the inconvenience. I have to propagate through my site that it
requires an up to date container.
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On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 00:34, Alan Halley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to run the tutorial examples on Tomcat 3.2.3 and Stru
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jsp?forum=43
Arron.
On Tue, 2002-06-25 at 17:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> wanted to ask you all just one thing, we are using lotus notes as default
> mail client and lotus notes server , there is no pop3 or smtp server as far
> as the intranet mailing
Got mandinga from Ace Ventura. Just sounds cool especially the way Carey
says it. As to what it means, the closest I've heard is that it's a
south american term for the devil, which seems to fit.
On Sat, 2002-06-22 at 15:53, micael wrote:
> Not quite sure what you are saying here, Aaron? If we a
Haven't done anything serious in Flash?... the scripting inside it is
quite excellent (now. Not thier first ireatation with v4). Mark was
probably (hopefully?) talking about this scripting ability. Used not
unlike another image format?... wow. You need to take a more serious
look, mandinga.
On S
quite sure that you'll be
changing your mind and making it a free-text field real quick.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 10:48, Slava_L wrote:
> I have a form with several fields.
> And one of them is SELECT field - 4xmpl streets names.
> All streets names are stored in database, amo
Seems that you're trying to write out a property instead of the bean.
Try this...
...should get you back on the road.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 04:59, Kamholz, Keith (corp-staff) USX wrote:
> When you use the tag, do you have to define the
.com and it was the third link down.
But I hope you get the solution you need. I already know that the answer
wont be from this list...
Arron.
Jerry Jalenak wrote:
>Michael,
>
>Thanks for the reply. My problem is fairly basic, but I can't seem to figure
>it out. Here goe
have to provide one of these to the iterate tags anyways. Means you
don't have to manage the collections yourself.
It's all of a muchness, so I'll just say it's less to be concerned with
on a regular basis as a wrapper :)
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try...
document.forms[0]["mailingAddress.city"]
...works a treat.
Arron.
Jayaraman Dorai wrote:
>When I use nested tags, I am not able to access it through java scripts since the
>name is "mailingAddress.city". Does anyone have a work around or am I missing
d wading through code and having a go at the collections
wrapper with nothing but javadoc (good javadoc though :)...
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-commons/collections/src/java/org/apache/commons/collections/LazyCollections.java
Arron.
Adam Hardy wrote:
> Hi Down Under,
>
> than
27;m considering removing it from the nesting-newbie eye.
If you have any more issues or questiong, you know where we are...
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi All,
>I am trying to save a list created with the nested:iterate tag (from an
>object array in my form bean). I've writ
r lists and whatever else.
The ability for nesting beans has been in Struts for a long time. The
nested tags just make it much easier.
There's a primer and tutorial for nested beans here...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
...it should take you over creating and using such a c
er until the image loads. That's why some
pages suddenly expand all over the place while you're trying to read the
content that's there. The image sizes haven't been specified in the Html.
I'll get onto the img tag though.
Arron.
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