No ... it was the fact that I was missing the resource="false"
attribute. So the validator was looking for the var:maxLength key in
the application.properties which of course is not there.
Nathan
On Apr 17, 2004, at 6:02 AM, Erik Price wrote:
But what was it, for the sake of the archives? It
But what was it, for the sake of the archives? It wasn't the fact that
the "L" in "maxLength" wasn't capitalized, was it? (Because this
recently bit one of our developers, as apparently JavaScript expects it
to be capitalized [even though IIRC XHTML says it shouldn't be].)
Erik
On Apr 14, 20
Never mind! found the problem... one of those ID10T errors.
Nathan
On Apr 14, 2004, at 3:33 PM, Nathan Maves wrote:
Anyone know why the error message does not show the maxlength argument.
# Purpose can not be greater than characters.
# Description can not be greater than characters.
notice it
Anyone know why the error message does not show the maxlength argument.
# Purpose can not be greater than characters.
# Description can not be greater than characters.
notice it places the first argument (name of the field) but not the max
length.
from the validation.xml
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