Hi !
Look my sample:
### Form
private ArrayList projektfilterliste;
private String[] projektfilter;
### JSP
<html:select property="projektfilter" size="1" onchange="newProjektfilter()"
styleClass="input_area">
<html:options collection="projektfilterliste" property="value"
labelProperty="label" />
</html:select>
### Action
ArrayList filterInhalt = new ArrayList();
filterInhalt.add(new LabelValueBean(
getAllProjectsDescription(request),
"One"));
filterInhalt.add(new LabelValueBean(
getAllProjectsDescription(request),
"Two"));
nextForm.setProjektfilterliste(filterInhalt);
request.setAttribute("projektfilterliste",filterInhalt); // !!!
// Preselection
ArrayList preselectedFilter = new ArrayList();
preselectedFilter.add("One");
nextForm.setProjektfilter(
(String[]) preselectedFilter.toArray(new String[0])); // can multiple
to
bye
Slobodan Kasterovic
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--> Betreff: html:options selected attribute
-->
-->
--> Hi folks,
-->
--> There my be a simple answer to this that I am
--> overlooking, but I am populating a pull down select, and I
--> can't figure out a good way to set the selected attribute
--> to the first element. I am using a collection (string
--> array) and my jsp has this code:
-->
--> <td align=right colspan=6>
--> <html:select name="spgQueuesForm"
--> property="queuesName" size="1">
--> <html:options property="queuesName"/>
--> </html:select>
--> </td>
-->
--> All I want to do is have the first option selected, and it
--> is defaulting to the last option.
-->
--> any help?
-->
--> TIA,
--> Jason
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