maxLength abbreviations don't get a mouse-over when original exceeds maxLength
with 1, 2 or 3 characters - SOLUTION INCLUDED !
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Key: DISPL-262
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/DISPL-262
Project: DisplayTag
Type: Bug
Components: HTML Generation
Versions: 1.1
Priority: Minor
Fix For: 1.1
IF you have a column like this:
<display:column titleKey="description" property="description" maxLength="40"/>
THEN
- this columns outputs text that are max. 40 chars long with an appended "..."
if the orig. text was more than 40 long
- this columns adds a mouse over if the orig. text was more than 43 chars long !
So what happens is that texts that are 42 letters long get abbreviated to 40
chars with "..." appended,
but will not have a mouse over, so your customer misses information.
SOLUTION:
Change in Column.java the following:
if (choppedValue.length() < fullValue.length())
replace this by:
if (!choppedValue.equals(fullValue))
Kind regards,
Maarten Hogendoorn
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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