That happened to me once, and it ended up that the s:select tag was improperly written. Make sure that you are returning an appropriate map<string, string> from the function that is associated to the list attribute in s:select. It expects a map that maps IDs to strings that get displayed.
Hope it helps, Session > Hey guys I am having really crazy problems with s:select. Here's what > happens I have a jsp page with a s:form in it. Then I have a Collection > defined up top that gets from the session just like this > session.getAttribute...Also my page is actually a tile. I started doing > this from scratch but whenever I have this s:select tag in it puts like my > tile within the same tile so it looks a page within the same page. Um lets > see if I get rid of s:form it still does that. The only time its fine is > when I actually remove the s:select tag but then of course its not > displaying my list...well its not displaying my list even if I do have > s:select. So if anybody can provide some help that would be terrific. > Thanks. > > -- Pavel Sapozhnikov xFact, Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
