Something like
should produce what you want. The option values/names will be retrieved
from the mobileEmailProviders each time the page is rendered; nothing is
hardcoded into the page. Does that not do what you need?
L.
Ken Bowen wrote:
The list comes up out of the database, and
2008/3/5, Ken Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The list comes up out of the database, and changes (slowly) over time.
> There will be other cases were the list changes rapidly. So I can't
> hardcode it onto the page.
What do you mean with "hard code"? Can't you use EL to determine the
value that it
The list comes up out of the database, and changes (slowly) over time.
There will be other cases were the list changes rapidly. So I can't
hardcode it onto the page.
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
2008/3/5, Ken Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
SELECTED
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Why did you
2008/3/5, Ken Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
> property="mobileEmailService"
> value=" property='key'/>">SELECTED
> >
>
>
>
> putting the correct "value"?
Antonio
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Argh! Can you point me at a technique for accomplishing this?
The input for the SELECT is a list of pairs of string (A1,A2) where A1
is to be the value tag of the option, and
A2 is the visible display for the option element. The list comes up out
of the database, and changes (slowly) over tim
--- Ken Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> property="mobileEmailService"
> value=" property='key'/>">SELECTED
> >
That's not valid JSP; you can't nest custom tags like that.
Dave
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Hi,
I'm using: Struts 1.2.7; Tomcat 5.5.25; Java 1.5
I am having a problem using logic:equal in implementing a SELECT
statement on a page.
It should be simple.
The code snippet is this (stripped out scopes to simplify it):
value="property='key'/>">SELECTED
>
The
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