Nitesh wrote:
You could use <logic:equal name="orderObj" property="statusCode"
value="<%= val %>">
where you can set val depending on any conditions, input at runtime!
That's exactly what I *want* to do. orderObj is a collection that I'm
iterating through. How do I get val to come from the "current" iteration?
HTH
Nitesh
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brad Rhoads" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 11:08 PM
Subject: Setting value at runtime in logic:equal
How do I test statusCode for some other property in my orderObj,
instead of hard coding "On Hold" as I'm doing now?
<logic:iterate id='orderObj' collection='<%=
request.getAttribute("orders") %>'>
<tr class=lstLine1>
<td>
<logic:equal name="orderObj" property="statusCode"
value="On Hold">
<html:multibox property='selectedOrders'
disabled="false">
<bean:write name="orderObj" property="orderID"
filter="true"/>-<bean:write name="orderObj" property="shipID"
filter="true"/>
</html:multibox>
</logic:equal>
</td>
</tr>
</logic:iterate>
Thanks for the help.
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