Kris wrote: > Okaaay...if there's no html:form, why use html:radio? > How 'bout just doing something like: > <input type="radio" name="key" value='<bean:write name="resView" > property="key"/>'>
'Cause... you didn't suggest it until now? Seriously, THANKS! I tend to get a new toy and try to press ALL the buttons at once. ;) As usual, I was making it more complicated than necessary. (I used double quotes rather than your single ones... any reason you used single quotes? It confuses the syntax highlighting in my editor, but it does work.) And this means... the same trick should work in the <form> tag to set the action! [Lunch interfered with trying that out.] > You said you don't want any radio buttons initially selected, bit here's a > snippet from the HTML 4.01 spec: > <quote> > Since user agent behavior differs, authors should ensure that in each set of > radio buttons that one is initially "on". > </quote> Pfft. Which invalidates my method above, unless I jump through some hoops to do something on the first iteration but not on subsequent passes. I believe I'll just cross my fingers and let the browser handle it. It's not fatal if one of them *is* pre-selected, but what I was seeing before is *all* of them pre-selected with checked="checked" in the HTML. (The browser was displaying the final button as selected.) Many thanks for helping me hash this out. -- Wendy Smoak http://sourceforge.net/projects/unidbtags
