For the record, here's the general solution as well, for situations
where you can't use the element body like that. First, defining a
scripting variable:
<c:set var="msg"><fmt:message key="msg.key"/></c:set>
<x:yyy ... attr="${msg}"/>
Or, to avoid the scripting variable, you can use jsp:attribute:
<c:yyy ...>
<jsp:attribute name="attr">
<fmt:message key="msg.key"/>
</jsp:attribute>
</c:yyy>
This comes up on the list so often, I think I'll add an FAQ page to the
wiki :-)
L.
Ed Griebel wrote:
I use this idiom all the time to get a message label on a button:
<html:submit property="button" styleClass="longButton">
<bean:message key="button.confirm"/>
</html:submit>
You should be able to substitute <fmt:message> above.
-ed
On 11/22/05, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/22/05, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, today is apparently the day I get to ask a bunch of stupid questions...
Why doesn't this work?
<html:submit styleClass="cssButton" value="<fmt:message
key="labels.loginButton" />" />
You can't use a JSP tag as attribute of another JSP tag.
Maybe try <c:set> with the fmt in the body, then use an expression for
the value of <html:submit>? Which implies the use of the Struts-EL
taglib, which you should be using if you're on Servlet 2.3/JSTL 1.0.
If you haven't already, change the URI in <%@ taglib> and leave the
prefix as 'html'.
--
Wendy
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