Dan Allen wrote:
I have seen this used in several places and I have to ask, why? Ted
Husted uses it in Scaffold and there are several examples around the
web that use it as well. What am I talking about?
consider this short code snippet
return mapping.findForward(Tokens.SUCCESS_KEY);
How is
Your comment about the apostrophe is a clue - it's a special character
in the MessageFormat class that's used for quoting. Use two apostrophes
to display '. I think you'll find {0} will then be evaluated.
And relax - Jeff's response may have been no help to you, but he was
trying.
And please
Try putting nbsp; in the body of the option tag.
The html option tag code uses bodyContent.toString() without first
checking if bodyContent is null.
Paul
Michael Ringenbach wrote:
First some background information: I'm running Tomcat 4.1.18 on Windows
2000, my browser is Mozilla 1.2.1 (and
Sundar Narasimhan wrote:
Hi, I have a master form that displays a bunch of object.
I'd like for the user to select a radio button corresponding to one of
those objects and then click Edit.
The editaction should obviously display a form corresponding to the
selected object.
What I'm failing to
Sundar Narasimhan wrote:
- set each individual attribute of my model into request
parameters
Why would you do this if you have the form bean from the previous
step?
Hi, Paul: Thanks for your thoughtful reply. Your above statement is
what I guess I'm having trouble with.
The tiles config file is XML, so the parser is trying to reference
trade; before it even gets to the web page. Try using amp;trade; instead.
Paul
Wendy Smoak wrote:
I have a tile definition:
definition name=choose.profile extends=masterPage
put name=heading value=Benefactortrade; Web /
Or, as Gourav pointed out, use #8482; or #x2122; instead
(http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/entities/)
Paul Linden wrote:
The tiles config file is XML, so the parser is trying to reference
trade; before it even gets to the web page. Try using amp;trade;
instead.
Paul
Wendy Smoak
If I were you, I would read the struts taglib documentation (especially
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-html.html#link) to understand
exactly what html:link does. Then read
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-html.html#rewrite.
In fact, I would recommend before you try to use any
input type=hidden name=sectionName value=bean:write name=ac
property=section.name/ /
is just text with a custom tag in the middle. There's nothing special
about input ...
html:hidden is a custom tag that has to be evaluated before the
response is even sent.
It would have been more
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