Using the Indexed Attribute in the Scope of the Iterate Tag

2002-07-30 Thread Vijay Kumar
Hi, My search displays a table of items. Each row will have edit button so user can edit a particular row and save it. But problem i am unable to read values of the row user edited. JSP looks like this. logic:iterate id=selling name=table.list tr td width=70 height=15

Re: Using the Indexed Attribute in the Scope of the Iterate Tag

2002-07-30 Thread dhay
Please respond to Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: David Hay/Lex/Lexmark) Subject: Using the Indexed Attribute in the Scope of the Iterate Tag Hi, My search displays a table of items. Each row will have edit button so user can edit

Using the Indexed attribute.

2001-10-03 Thread Matt Keveney
Which Struts release contains support for the"indexed" attribute (used in various HTML tags). I discovered to my chagrin that this isn't supported in the 1.0 download. Is there some clever way to achieve the same thing in 1.0? I can properly initialized my fields using the 'iterate' tag,

Re: Using the Indexed attribute.

2001-10-03 Thread Matt Keveney
Is there some clever way to achieve the same thing in 1.0? I can properly initialized my fields using the 'iterate' tag, but I want the parameter names to come back as field01, field02, ... or some-such. All I figured out a solution myself... though it may not conform with the preferred

Re: Using the Indexed attribute.

2001-10-03 Thread Eric Mickelson
I work with a guy who has this same problem. Maybe he can help you :-) On Wednesday, October 3, 2001, at 03:50 PM, Matt Keveney wrote: Which Struts release contains support for the "indexed" attribute (used in various HTML tags).  I discovered to my chagrin that this isn't supported in the 1.0