Re: [NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid....

Go for the nightly ... if you are going that far, go for the nightly (if you can at all). [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Just to close this topic, the problem I described seemed to go away when I >upgraded to 1.1b2. > >I guess it was about time anyway... :o) > -- Eddie Bush -- To unsubscribe

RE:[NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid....

Just to close this topic, the problem I described seemed to go away when I upgraded to 1.1b2. I guess it was about time anyway... :o) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: [NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid....

; To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:Re: [NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid >>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff Mychasiw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jeff> I am using 1.1b1 Jeff> Summary: I cannot make use of the indexId reference

Re: [NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid....

> "Jeff" == Jeff Mychasiw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jeff> I am using 1.1b1 Jeff> Summary: I cannot make use of the indexId reference in side a java method, unless I specify an id="XX" attribute. Jeff> The funny thing is that the id attribute can be named anything. It may not b

[NESTED TAGS] Questions regarding nested:iterate and indexid....

I am using 1.1b1 Summary: I cannot make use of the indexId reference in side a java method, unless I specify an id="XX" attribute. The funny thing is that the id attribute can be named anything. I have been coding my list in this manner for some time without problems. I am using the logic:itera