Uh, add a Java accessor which multiplies them? Really this is totally up to your domain model.
Cheers, Nick. Angelo Chen wrote:
Hi Robin, if I do that, then I'll have : <t:loop source="1..3" value="outerLoopValue"> <t:loop source="1..4" value="innerLoopValue"> now, how to uses these two values to access the element of List of size 12? Robin Helgelin wrote:On 9/21/07, Angelo Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi, I have a nested loop to create a table, the data displayed is from a List of 12 elements: <table> <t:loop source="1..3" > <tr> <t:loop source="1..4"> <td >element of List to be displayed here</td> </t:loop> </tr> </t:loop> </table> Since the List is not directly specified as source, I can't use value to access its current elelement, any way to access the element in the loop? thanks.You can always define value, <t:loop source="1..3" value="outerLoopValue">, and use that. -- regards, Robin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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