Again, that age old question....why? Why this hatred of the unloved and
unappreciate if/iterator tags? What have they ever done to you?
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> I've had a most enlightening conversation on irc recently. A friend of mine
> pointed out that property tag and iterator tag can be merged:
> <ww:property value="foo">
> do something
> </ww:property>
>
> can iterate through the values if foo is a collection. Furthermore, we can
> merge the property tag and the if tag:
> <ww:property value="foo">
> do something
> </ww:property>
>
> will "do something" if foo evaluates to not null (and if it's a boolean
> type
> to true). But wait! There's more! We can also merge it with the include
> tag:
> <ww:property value="'foo.jsp'"/>
> can do an include if "foo.jsp" exists. We can also make it handle actions:
> <ww:property value="'foo.action'"/>
> can do just what <ww:action value="'foo.action'"/> does today if the string
> evaluates to an action!
>
> You wanted a flexible property tag mike ("The property tag is flexible -
> not
> confusing!" as you so nicely put it). Time you show that you mean it.
>
> // Anders Hovmöller
>
> PS. Yes it's sarcasm, but note that the first two examples are real world
> example from my friends version of the property tag for his framework DS.
>
>
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