Hi Andrea,
All the string tags support bodies, and last weeks fix should affect every
tag as it was in an abstract class. I'm lazy(?) I do all the JSP like work
in an abstract class and my actual tag classes are really special
StringTag classes with a changeString method.
So I can test with the same data, what is the value that your <c:out..> is
outputting into reverse?
Hen
On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Andrea Grittini wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Using String tag libraries to perform an substring of a formatted date string, like
>in this example:
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> <str:substring start="2" end="4"><str:reverse><c:out
>value="${myvar}"/></str:reverse></str:substring>
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> I got the same error as the uppercase error of the last week:
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> Maybe the tag don't support body variable or is the same error as uppercase?
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> Thank you.
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