On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 8:00 PM, Freddy Daoud <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Lev,
>
>> i am using DisplayTag to generate tables. i have an object for
>> which i want to display one of the fields in capital letters.
>>
>> i have tried doing so using JSTL fn:toUpperCase, such as:
>>
>> <d:table name="${actionBean.employees}" id="employee"
>> requestURI=""
>> defaultsort="1" pagesize="40" export="true" sort="list">
>> <d:column title="Name" sortable="true">
>> <s:format value="${fn:toUpperCase(name)}"/>
>> </d:column>
>> </d:table>
>>
>> however, when the table is generated, no text is displayed for the
>> entries in the specified column.
>>
>> is there a way for me to achieve capitalization using JSTL
>> fn:toUpperCase()? or, must i create a stripes formatter?
>
> Hmmm, could it be this?
>
> <d:column title="Name" sortable="true">
> ${fn:toUpperCase(employee.name}
> </d:column>
>
> Let me know if that works..
no such luck. when i do the above, the field of interest is empty
in the generated table.
as a sanity check, i removed the "fn:toUpperCase()" and left
${employee.name} between the d:column tags. this change
yields an empty field in the generated table as well.
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