This worked! Thank you, Wes!!
@s.property value=@[EMAIL PROTECTED]('${Session.USER.customer.phone}')/
On Nov 9, 2007 9:29 PM, Wes Wannemacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried to use a struts2 tag with OGNL? If I am understanding
I am very used to using JSP taglibs and el functions for formatting
text. In my current application I am using Struts2 with Freemarker as
the templating engine. I need to format a phone number that is pulled
from the database as 88 to be (888)888-. Using el
functions you can just call
Since you can use any S2 tag inside a FreeMarker
template I guess I had assumed you could use the same
syntax to call static methods you can from JSP, does
that not work?
(AFAIK you can also expose the JSTL library to a
FreeMarker page but I'm not sure how the two ELs would
play together; w/ OGNL
If that works that would be great. I tried it, but maybe I am doing
something wrong.
In the JSP world, in order to use an el function you need to declair
it at the top of the page like this:
%@ taglib prefix=uni uri=UniFunctions %
When I put this at the top of a Freemarker page, it just gets
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/freemarker.html
Towards the bottom.
--- Scott Kingdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If that works that would be great. I tried it, but
maybe I am doing
something wrong.
In the JSP world, in order to use an el function you
need to declair
it at the top of the
Thank you for that. That was a huge step in the right direction.
However, that does not work.
freemarker.core.InvalidReferenceException: on line 4, column 146 in
template/xhtml/components/loginlink.ftl unitag.phone not found.
I found a snipped over on Freemarker's forum that says Freemarker
--- Scott Kingdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for that. That was a huge step in the
right direction. However, that does not work.
*lol* Huge step off a short pier--I'm good at those.
Hmm, yeah, I didn't know about the lack of JSP tag
file support, but that's a good one to keep a handle
Have you tried to use a struts2 tag with OGNL? If I am understanding
correctly, you could use -
@s.property value=@[EMAIL PROTECTED]('OGNL.pathTo.variable')
Of course, I don't know freemarker, and this is assuming you can reach
the variable from OGNL.
-W
On 11/9/07, Scott Kingdon [EMAIL
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