David + Marcelo: thank you both -- I'm now in a position
where I must use the struts 'jar' files from several months
ago instead of the nightly build (alas!).
The problem is fairly straightforward: I'm displaying a
dynamic list of checkboxes inside an 'iterate' tag. How
do I specify the name of each checkbox based on an attribute
of the iterated list? When the page is submitted, I can
then use the name of the checkbox to determine which of the
checkboxes were clicked (if any). As has been pointed out
by other people, nested tags do not work (with or without
escaping quote marks).
Here's the code fragment where the four lines with ">" are
my attempt at specifying a unique name for each checkbox:
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<logic:iterate id="repositoryConfig" name="repositoryListVector">
<tr>
<td class=fieldentry>
> <html:checkbox name="repositoryConfig"
> property="deleteCheckbox"
> value="<bean:write name=\"repositoryConfig\"
>
property=\"repositoryName\"/>"/>
</td>
.....
</tr>
</logic:iterate>
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I'll be re-using the correct code fragment in many
places, so a solution would be really appreciated:)
Cordially,
Oswald
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Subject: Re: "indexed" option does not work with html:checkbox
To use the indexed option you need to be using the nightly build.
Dave
"Campesato, Oswald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on
09/04/2001
04:01:26 PM
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Subject: "indexed" option does not work with html:checkbox
The following tag:
<html:checkbox indexed="yes" property="deleteCheckbox" />
generates the following error message:
indexed is not a valid attribute for tag html:checkbox
I've also tried "index" instead of "indexed" and "true" instead of "yes".
Other options (onchange, onclick, disabled) work correctly with this tag,
so why doesn't "indexed" work? Suggestions welcome....
Cordially,
Oswald
