stylesheet CSS with tiles

Hi, i'm a beninger in jstl and i have a problem. I use tilesDefinition.xml in order to define the different frame of my page. I created a CSS stylesheet and when I load my page, the style sheet work but not like I want. And when I load only a frame the stylesheet runs ok. Is it a struts conflit ?

Re: stylesheet CSS with tiles

Thanks for your help Adam, i found the solution with your method. Adam Hardy wrote: On 11/06/2003 11:40 AM Jean Charles Jabouille wrote: Hi, i'm a beninger in jstl and i have a problem. I use tilesDefinition.xml in order to define the different frame of my page. I created a CSS

XSL, XML and JSP

Hello I have an XML file with content listed below: - dan datum=2003-11-06 - spored kino=Planet Tus Celje - film id=282 language=sl naslov_siAmeriska pita: poroka/naslov_si naslov_enAmerican Pie 2/naslov_en zvrstKomedija/zvrst urlhttp://www.planet-tus.com/film.php?id=282/url -

Setting value (null/empty)

Using the c:set .../ tag (or any other currently available tag for that matter) is it possible to check if a parameter is not null and if so populate the var OR if it is null, populate with an empty string? Thanks, Rod

Re: Setting value (null/empty)

c:choose c:when test=empty param.name c:set var=varName value=/ /c:when c:otherwise c:set var=varName value=value/ /c:otherwise /c:choose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Using the c:set .../ tag (or any other currently available tag for that matter) is it possible to check if a

Specifying SELECTED for an option

I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I didn't see any sort of archive here http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/index.html#MailingLists. Is there an existing taglib or elegant way of specifying selected for a selectoption? Basically I want the HTML to look like this: select

RE: Specifying SELECTED for an option

html:select supports it. if you have that select statement: html:select property=startMonth html:option value=0Jan/html:option ... tomcat will automatically preselect the value for you depending on the value set for startMonth on the form. -james -Original Message- From:

Re: Specifying SELECTED for an option

Stored your month information in a scoped variable as a map, I would recommend creating a static map that is a org.apache.commons.collections.SequencedHashMap. select name=startMonth c:forEach items=monthMap var=month c:choose c:when test=${month.key == 10}

RE: Specifying SELECTED for an option

I hate it when I miss the simple stuff. Can I blame it on my cold medication? Thanks. Working well. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 13:24 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Specifying SELECTED for an option

Usage problems with Nested EL Expressions

Guys, I need to evaluate an EL expression that contains variables of variable names. From the archives, it seems the way to do this is by accessing them through the implicit objects pageScope, requestScope etc. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=taglibs-userm=105730468108706w=2 However, I couldn't

Re: Usage problems with Nested EL Expressions

Chaimungkalanot, Mark wrote: Guys, I need to evaluate an EL expression that contains variables of variable names. From the archives, it seems the way to do this is by accessing them through the implicit objects pageScope, requestScope etc.

RE: Usage problems with Nested EL Expressions

Thanks for that. While that didn't quite work, it did lead me on a path to something that did. (I think I miscommunicated the Q a little) One more thing, does this mean that I next . within []? So that: c:out value='${map[object.value]}'/ Wouldn't work where map is a map and object is just a