Yes I do have this only value="<%=foo%>">
it was typo
"Andrew Hill"
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10/08/2002 11:01 AM
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You have:
value="<%="foo%>">
Shouldnt this be:
value="<%=foo%>">
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<bean:define id="foo" name="resDepDTO" property=
"instBilledToDate"/>
<logic:greaterThan name="resDepDTO" property="installments" value="<%="foo
%>">
<html:submit property="submitAction" value="Delete" disabled="true"
onclick="return confirm('Do you Really want
to delete the record ?');"/>
</logic:greaterThan>
I tried this one but am getting
the method setValue(java.lang.String) in the type
org.apache.struts.taglib.logic.CompareTagBase is not applicable for the
arguments (java.lang.Object)
"Sri Sankaran"
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<logic:equal
10/08/2002
10:37 AM
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As was pointed out earlier, your if-else logic needs to be modified
if(a > 0 && a < b) {
do stuff
} else if( a > 0) {
do some other stuff
}
Assuming you have that....
Your JSP snippet doesn't seem to be testing 'less than b' at all.
You cannot nest a tag within your value attribute. You have
value="<bean:write name="resDepDTO"
property="instBilledToDate"/>"
To achieve this, use a bean:define and a scriptlet
<bean:define id="foo"
name="resDepDTO"
property="instBilledToDate"/>
Then your value attribute becomes
value="<%=foo%>"
Sri
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Subject: nested <logic:equal
Hi guys,
I am just wondering if any one of you help me out in writing following
code...
Here is my problem
if(a>0)
then make this button enable
else if(a>0 &&a<B)
then make this button disabled
<logic:equal name="resDepDTO" property="instBilledToDate" value="0">
<html:submit property="submitAction" value="Delete" onclick="return
confirm('Do you Really want to delete the
record ?');" />
</logic:equal>
<logic:greaterThan name="resDepDTO" property="instBilledToDate" value="0">
<logic:greaterThan name="resDepDTO" property="installments" value="<
bean:write name="resDepDTO" property=
"instBilledToDate"/>">
<html:submit property="submitAction" value="Delete" disabled
= "true" onclick="return confirm('Do you Really want to delete the record
?');"/>
</logic:greaterThan>
</logic:greaterThan>
Thanks,
Nirdesh
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