http://jira.opensymphony.com/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=WW-79
Currently, if a ww:property tag doesn't have a body, it prints the value
of the value attribute, or . if no value is provided. In the case of
setting a pageContext attribute (a bodyless tag), this isn't what you
want.
diff attached.
For those who haven't read the Jira comments I posted about this bug, I
have inlined them here:
I agree that the Property tag shouldn't print when the id attibute is
present. It would be uncommon that a person would both want to print
the selected value and
Maurice C. Parker wrote:
Is changing this behavior for 1.3 going to cause anyone tons of pain and
misery? I know that maillist != userbase but, we need to find out if
people are relying heavily on this feature.
-Maurice
I think it's a good idea.
/Rickard
On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 03:47 AM, Erik Beeson wrote:
One of two things NEEDS to happen here. Either property tag NEEDS to be
broken up, before 1.3. OR one of you people who is set on not breaking
it
up needs to document the beegeebers out of it, put your money where
your
mouth is
+1 to change the behaviour in 1.3
-Paolo
-Original Message-
From: Maurice C. Parker [mailto:maurice;vineyardenterprise.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 2:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OS-webwork] JIRA Issue WW-79: PropertyTag shouldn't print
when id is sepcify [PATCH]
+1 from me too
Quoting Vedovato Paolo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
+1 to change the behaviour in 1.3
-Paolo
-Original Message-
From: Maurice C. Parker [mailto:maurice;vineyardenterprise.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 2:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OS-webwork] JIRA
Erik, the property tag will never undergo a major change in behavior.
The amount of code that this would break would be huge. Everyone who
ever used the Taglibs would have to have a development iteration just
to recode their Views to handle the new behavior.
I believe there was a bit of a
So this is a call to document the bejeebers out of it? :)
Actually, I agree with Maurice... property should stay the way it is. It's
kludgey, it's inobvious, it should be deprecated... but not eliminated.
(IMO only, naturally.)
-
Joseph B.
Hello all,
I'm wew to WW and to this list.
My humble opinion is to rewrite it properly with
new tags and deprecate the current tag (provide 2
methods of doing same thing for now). This gives
those users with existing 'large applications' an
easy upgrade to 1.3 yet informs them that things
You mean, JUST LIKE the linktags module in the opensymphony CVS?
Or are you looking for a solution that's distinctly part of WebWork?
-
Joseph B. Ottinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://enigmastation.comIT
You could have all your actions extend a base class, which has a getContextPath
() method, or use request/contextPath
Quoting Justen Stepka [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Morning,
Currently I have the following in my JSP code...
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css media=screen
With all of the different responses to the problem I am
getting, I think this might fall under a much needed section addition to the
project site... 'best programming practices' similar to the link Mike gave us
(http://radio.weblogs.com/0107789/stories/2002/11/02/webworkCookbook.html).
If that is a
community need, I can set-up a Wiki for WebWork (or OpenSymphony as a whole) on
our server in less than a day.
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I have put together a simple example application that uses WebWork and
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is enough for you to see how the configuration files work and where
everything fits together.
You can download this at www.hoderi.com. It is the
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It's a Java based Wiki (SnipSnap) that also includes a blog (for project
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