There's a way to do this using html:messages instead of html:errors.
Convert your code to (untested so please check syntax if you get an error):
<html-el:messages id="foo" property="fieldSample${count}">
<br><c:out value="${foo}"/>
</html-el:messages>
Optionally you can define a resource property in your ApplicationResources:
errors.header=<br/>
or
errors.prefix=<br/>
-Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 12:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: html error
How would I check to see if that specific error existed?
I would like to write the message after a break <BR> below the text box
when the message is present, and have no break when it is not.
For example:
if (fieldSample${count}) then
<br>print error message
Ryan
Ryan wrote:
> Thanks, that worked.
>
> Ryan
>
> Slattery, Tim - BLS wrote:
>
>>> When I try and set the html error attribute property using a jsp
>>> expression nothing shows up.
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>>> <html:errors property='<%= "fieldSample" + count %>'/>
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>>> Note: The variable count is just an integer that gets incremented
>>> each iteration of the loop.
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>> An easy way out would be to use the html-el tags:
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>> <html-el:errors property="fieldSample${count}" />
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>> That said, I have no clue why your <html:errors...> tag won't work.
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>> --
>> Tim Slattery
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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