Hello,

I want to use stripes indexed properties in my jsp pages, but I have 
encountered some problems in doing so, although I tried to follow closing the 
example provided on the web site.

I have the folowing jsp page:

<stripes:form 
beanclass="dms.web.stripes.actions.document.AddDocumentFolderActionBean">
<stripes:errors/>
<stripes:label for="documentFolder.name"/>
<stripes:text name="documentFolder.name"/>
<stripes:label for="documentFolder.moderator"/>
<stripes:select name="documentFolder.moderator.id">
<stripes:options-collection 
collection="${requestScope.actionBean.allModerators}" label="email" value="id"/>
</stripes:select>
<table class="display">
        <tr>
            <th>Param</th>
            <th>Value</th>
        </tr>
        <c:forEach items="${requestScope.actionBean.allParams}" var="param" 
varStatus ="status">
        <stripes:hidden 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].param.id" 
value="${param.id}"/>
         <tr>        
            <td><stripes:text 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].param.name" 
value="${param.name}" readonly="true"/></td>
            <td><stripes:text 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].value"/></td>
        </tr>
        </c:forEach>
</table>

<stripes:submit name="save"/>
<stripes:reset name="Reset"/>
</stripes:form>

The generated HTML page  looks like this:


<form action="/dms-web/actions/document/AddDocumentFolder.action" method="post">

<label for="documentFolder.name">Document Folder Name</label>
<input name="documentFolder.name" type="text" />
<label for="documentFolder.moderator">Document Folder Moderator</label>
<select name="documentFolder.moderator.id">
<option value="1">user1</option><option value="2">user1</option><option 
value="3">moh</option>
</select>
<table class="display">
        <tr>

            <th>Param</th>
            <th>Value</th>
        </tr>

        <input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[0].param.id" value="" 
type="hidden" />
                 <tr>        
            <td><input name="param.name" type="text" readonly="readonly" /></td>
            <td><input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[0].value" 
value="2" type="text" /></td>
        </tr>

        
        <input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[1].param.id" value="" 
type="hidden" />
                 <tr>        
            <td><input name="param.name" type="text" readonly="readonly" /></td>
            <td><input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[1].value" 
value="5" type="text" /></td>
        </tr>

</table>

<input name="save" type="submit" />
<input name="Reset" type="reset" />
The problem is that for the 

<stripes:hidden 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].param.id" 
value="${param.id}"/>

the generated HTML is:

<input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[0].param.id" value="" 
type="hidden" />
which means the "value" attribute is empty although its value should come from 
{param.id}

Also, for the

<stripes:text 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].param.name" 
value="${param.name}" readonly="true"/>

the HTML generated is:


<input name="param.name" type="text" readonly="readonly" />This is strange to 
me, because I was expecting the name attribute of the input tag to be 
documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[0].param.name and in fact it is param.name. 
Besides this, the value of the tag is not set to the value of the param.name, 
but it is missing completely.

I have changed the jsp to:

<stripes:text 
name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[${status.index}].param.name" 
value="bla" readonly="true"/>

and the HTML tag that was generated was:


<input name="documentFolder.paramDocumentFolder[1].param.name" value="bla" 
type="text" readonly="readonly" />So, when using a static value for the value 
attribute the HTML tag is generated correctly.
The Stripes version I use is 1.5.2.
Can you help me?

Thanks.


      
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