Arron Bates wrote:
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>
> The nested tags as of mid Jan (nightly build and separate jars) are
> able to reference the current parent directly using the "this/" or
> "./" properties (same thing, just allowing for different tastes). Any
> property with "/" on the end will be treated as a parent reference. If
> you use anything else eg "somethingElse/" it will also be treated as a
> relative reference and step back through the last parent and reference
> the parent object before it.
>
> This allows you to write out the String value of the current parent
> object, and various other uses like being able to write out a
> collection of Strings etc.
I guess I just am having a "lack-of-understanding" problem with regards
to nested:link then. When I use the "this/", I still can't get the HREF
to be correctly generated. Given the following:
<nested:iterate property="transactions">
<nested:link page="/do/secure/viewTrans" ???>
<nested:write property="transactionKey">
</nested:link>
</nested:iterate>
What is the proper combination (or incantation) of attributes that will
append to the page link the query "?transactionKey=1001" (or whatever
the current iteration value for transaction.getTransactionKey() is)?
>> Note: Manipulating the Collection as an Array (IMHO) is not a good
>> solution -- and the nested iterator is already pointing at the
>> current transaction.
>
>
> What do you mean by this exactly?...
Not really sure any more -- yesterday was a LONG day (as today will be
as well...)
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