Lim,
You describe exactly the problem I am having, as well.
I started on this yesterday and tried a few things to try to help me
understand how it should work. One idea I have had but not yet had time to
test (hopefully today if me other production problems go away!), is
passing the "selectedBo
Maybe my other tag didn't look interesting
Has anyone successfully used the tiles tab example and embedded another
struts/tiles application that is a menu/display transaction?
Is there any example of how you keep the application "inside" the tab tile
when you submit an action?
If this is t
I have an application that I have tried to wind into a tabbed display
using the Tab Example from Cedric DuMoulin's site. The application is
already a Struts/Tiles application that works just fine. I would just like
to embed the functions/screens in the tabs and make is work normally.
Currently,
I have an application that I have tried to wind into a tabbed display
using the Tab Example from Cedric DuMoulin's site. The application is
already a Struts/Tiles application that works just fine. I would just like
to embed the functions/screens in the tabs and make is work normally.
Currently,
HELP PLEASE!!
I put a post out yesterday to the list trying to see if anyone has had
success using the Pager (jsptags.com) tags with the Struts nested
tags. rather than just interating over bean:write with a
logic:iterator.
If you can please please help, look at my posting yesterday for th
You can also use a filter and/or container-based authentication if you
have a compliant container.
I would say that's the best method.
Carlos Sánchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/08/2003 04:31 PM
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I would like to use the full functionality of the nested tags, including
complicated forms within the nested:iterate block.
I've searched the Mail Archive for examples/experiences of using the the
pager tags ( http://jsptags.com/tags/navigation/page). It seems that
everyone who uses them has t
Whoops. Big apologies if I said something that sounded pedantic or
whateverI'm doing too many things at once (like everyone) so I'm
probably getting my contexts mixed..I'll have to read this againand I
was genuinely confused by your last mail. Apologies apologies,
apologies...(...an
Mark,
Thanks that wasn't a long wait!
AnywayI think you're assuming I'm hardcoding this...I think.
I am using the nested tags from Struts and, specifically, the
nested:iterate tag. I'm not sure if I'm being presumptuous, but are you
taking this into account? The tmpIndex is the actual
Matt,
the problem is getting the particular iterate element as expressed by
the tmpIndex. What needs to be passed for every row is something like
document.forms[0].['eventList[0].targetDate']
document.forms[1].['eventList[0].targetDate']
document.forms[99].['eventList[0].targetDate'
Mark (et al),
Here is the rendered html output from the jsp.
I don't think there are any inconsistencies, but please give me more
detail if you see something. This works fine when it's not in a
nested:iterate loop. I just need to get a document object reference that
includes the resolved index a
I'm trying to use Matt Kruse's javascript calendar popup
(http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/calendarpopup/) inside a
nested:iterate. This is likely a javascript question, but I would
appreciate any help and it may help others save looking through the
archives for the 8+ hours I've spent a
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