Re: AW: How to use with non-constant values?

[Christian Riedel]

Hi Frank,

thanks for the prompt answer ...

On 20.04.2004 08:46, Otto, Frank wrote:

you can do this in this way:

<bean:define id="step">
        <bean:write  name="STANDARDQUERY" property="step"/>
</bean:define>
<logic:greaterThan name="STANDARDQUERY" property="currentStep" value="<%=step%>">
        <html:submit property="submit.stepBackward"> <bean:message 
key="standardquery.button.stepBackward"/></html:submit>
</logic:greaterThan>
why are the easiest solutions always so hard to find? I spent at least 2 
days searching for this ... I must admit though that I have found yet 
another way to get it working: I now compare with

<logic:equal name="STANDARDQUERY" property="firstStep" value="false">

which works fine as well - only a workaround, I know, plus two nearly 
redundant bean methods ... I'll keep your solution in mind.

Thanks again

        Christian
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