One last word on accesskey in <html:select...>. My application currently has a page that uses three <html:select...> tags that have an "accesskey" attribute. These all work just fine. Then there are four <html:text...> tags, then a <logic:iterate>. Inside the iterate loop are six <html..hidden..> tags, then <html:select...>, <html:text...>, <html:text...>, <html:select...>.
The first <html:select...> in the loop had an accesskey attribute. I changed all four of the non-hidden tags in the loop to their <html-el..> counterparts. That's when I started having problems with accesskey. Currently, the first three selects are still there and still working just fine. The <html-el:select...> in the loop no longer has its accesskey attribute, I had to remove it. So I have three <html:select..> tags with accesskey, and two <html-el:select...> tags without accesskey tags. I have no earthly idea why this works. I've examined the struts-html.tld in my app, and it does not have an accesskey attribute in the select tag. But the page works. -- Tim Slattery [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
