uzo wrote:
beyanet.com wrote:
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I
place the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
Leszek,
the problem is the f
beyanet.com wrote:
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I
place the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
Leszek,
the problem is the fact that XSL
beyanet.com wrote:
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I
place the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
Leszek,
the problem is the fact that XSL
beyanet.com wrote:
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I place
the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
Leszek,
thanks for your reply but allow
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I
place the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
Leszek,
thanks for your reply but allow me to explain more e
beyanet.com wrote:
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I place
the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
The rendered html page looks like so:
2005-04-13 17:23:0
I guess i should add that my lists look like:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
JD,
thanks for that heads up.
And just as I thought I had a nice easy solution! ;-)
regards
Uzo
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I guess i should add that my lists look like:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
JD Daniels wrote:
I am curently doing it like this, although I am having some binding
issues...
in my form definition, I make a string value like beanId, and I have a
business method in my java service to look it up, so
I am curently doing it like this, although I am having some binding
issues...
in my form definition, I make a string value like beanId, and I have a
business method in my java service to look it up, so the flow looks like:
function some_form()
{
var bean = new Packages.com.whatever.Bean();
Ok,
let me explain. I have a html page which presents a selection of
previous orders made by a client. In the option value section I place
the associated order objects of a user like so:
${orderz.getOrderDate()}
The rendered html page looks like so:
2005-04-13 17:23:05.663
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