Hi Nicola,
Believe there is a way to extract it already (but never used it)...but If you
only need the index for javascript, can't you obtain it from the name of your
indexed field ie pass the field in as a param to your function?
I do this with a button defined with
<html:button property="y" value="reset" indexed="true"
onclick="setParamDefault(this)"/>
and my function is
function setParamDefault(button)
{
var myName = button.name;
var start = myName.indexOf("[") + 1;
var length = myName.indexOf("]") - start;
var index = myName.substr(start, length);
document.ParametersForm["parameter[" + index + "].value"].value =
document.ParametersForm["parameter[" + index + "].defaultValue"].value
}
Cheers,
Dave
Nicola Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/14/2001
12:00:21 PM
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Subject: Index within iterate tags
Hi,
were using the indexed properties tags and it'd be useful to know the
current index in the jsp (to do some javascript stuff). Is there any
standard way to access the current index in the iterator?
1) write a custom tag to return:
IterateTag iterateTag = (IterateTag) findAncestorWithClass(this,
IterateTag.class);
iterateTag.getIndex();
2) have a counter variable that we increment within the iterate loop.
Cheers
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