Yeah there are times when I could have done with this as well. What's
required really is a flag on the iterate tag named something like
loop="false" where the end tag code will move to the next item in the
iterator/array/whatever but just drop out of the end of the tag, not
repeat it. then you could do something like
<logic:iterate name="list1" id="item1">
<logic:iterate name="list2" id="item2" loop="false">
Struts list member <bean:write name="item1"/> thinks <bean:write
name="item2"/> sucks
</logic:iterate>
</logic:iterate>
no, hold on that looks confusing. probably a better idea is to subclass
the iterate tag and set the flag in the constructor/reset and call it
something different, say nextitem...
<logic:iterate name="list1" id="item1">
<logic:nextitem name="list2" id="item2">
Struts list member <bean:write name="item1"/> thinks <bean:write
name="item2"/> sucks
</logic:nextiem>
</logic:iterate>
either way, its not going to take a lot of work...
Ian
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Say I have two lists, which are (in Java terms) independent. Is it
possible, using the Struts tags, to iterate and use nested properties
to
iterate over them "in parallel", so the that I can refer to the the nth
item in both lists as the same time, or do I have to build a custom
class that holds one item from each and combine the two lists into
one.
Thanks.
David Corbin
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