On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 ddd ddd wrote :
Hi All
I am new bie and learning to populate the drop box by all different ways .
1. By Collections of strings
2. By collections beans
3. Hard coding
I am unable to achieve even first way tried a lot but failed can any body suggest me
Hi Timo
I am new bie and learning to populate the drop box by all different ways . no body
has replied for alomst a 4-5 days pl. help me...
population of data by different ways which are as below
1.By Collections of strings
2.By collections beans
3.Hard coding
I am unable to
I'm also a newbie, but here is an example of what I found by getting
some help from the people on the list plus experimentation. Here is
a helper class I wrote:
package fi.els.form;
import java.util.*;
import org.apache.struts.util.LabelValueBean;
public class CreditCardOptions
{
public static
Hi,
I have problems with optionsCollection, when used with html:select
custom tag.
1. I set up in a bean LabelValueBean object in a Vector
2. pass it back to form and try to create a html:selec
This part should display a combo box with options, but
it just does not work. It does not display
The html:select needs to be provided with the property it's associated to,
the one on your form bean that will hold the actual value selected.
html:select property=mySelectValue style=font-size: 10px;
property=goTo size=1
html:optionsCollection
name=PageDetailView
Hi,
Thanks Hubert, the problem was on the html page.
1. I forgot to add second form tag to handle page linking system on footer.
2. Also as you mentioned all the parameters must be match with the form beans I am
posting.
After making those changes the combox box was redered nicely on same
Hi All
I am new bie and learning to populate the drop box by all different ways .
1. By Collections of strings
2. By collections beans
3. Hard coding
I am unable to achieve even first way tried a lot but failed can any body suggest me
where I am wrong. Also pl. suggest me
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