What happens if you call the action directly? Does the action in question extend ActionSupport at some point?
Dave --- On Thu, 11/6/08, Shuk wrote: > I'm trying to add some Ajax functionality to my Struts2 > project but > unfortunately encountered a quite annoying problem with the > <s:text> > tag. For better understanding, here is the relevant code > I'm using: > > > Ajax div on main page: > > <s:div id="userInfo" > theme="ajax" href="/Refresh.action" > loadingText="Loading..." > errorText="Unable to load data"> > placeholder text > </s:div> > > > > Refresh action in struts.xml that simply returns SUCCESS > and dispatches to > UserInfo.jsp: > > <action name="Refresh" > class="rpc.RefreshUserInfo" > method="execute"> > <result > name="success">/includes/UserInfo.jsp</result> > </action> > > > > UserInfo.jsp which is returned as action result and > displayed in the Ajax > div on the main page: > > <%@ taglib prefix="s" > uri="/struts-tags" %> > <!-- The following tags are parsed and displayed > correctly. --> > <s:property > value="#session.userInfo.userName" />, > <s:property > value="#session.userInfo.authLevelName" /> > > <!-- The following tag is NOT parsed correctly. > Displayed is > "lbl.logged.in.as" instead of the value set in > the package.properties file > --> > <s:text > name="lbl.logged.in.as"> > <s:param > value="#session.userInfo.userName" /> > <s:param > value="#session.userInfo.authLevelName" /> > </s:text> > > > > Now, the ajax div loads fine and displays the content of > UserInfo.jsp. > However, for some reason it fails to parse the > <s:text> tag correctly. > Instead of reading and printing the value associated with > lbl.logged.in.as > in the package.property file it simply prints > "lbl.logged.in.as". If I put > the <s:text> tag directly in my jsp file it > works perfectly fine > though. I use it at many other places and there is no > problem at all. Only > when loading the UserInfo.jsp using Ajax it just does not > work. Other > Struts2 tags like the property tag reading a session > variable works fine > however. > > > > I really don't know what the problem is and how to fix > this. I googled for > hours but unfortunately didn't find anything helpful. > Therefore, I would > appreciate any help you guys can provide! Please let me > know if you need any > further information or if anything is not clear to you. > > > Thank you! > > Shuk > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Problem-with-Ajax-and-%3Cs%3Atext%3E-%28i18n%29-tp20363416p20363416.html > Sent from the Struts - User mailing list archive at > Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
