<display:outputColumn title="Print" >
<b>Something here</b>
</display:outputColumn>
and you will get a bold 'Something here', you can do this:
<display:outputColumn title="Print" >
<c:out value="${inspection.completedDate}" />
</display:outputColumn>as the column tag will eval the body _before_ that table is actually ready to be rendered. While it doesn't 'break', the c:out (from JSTL) will eval to null as it doesn't have the 'inspection' context set yet, it.
In short, allowing for this would require a major refactor of how the TableTag works and let each ColumnTag render itself.
If I'm wrong here (Matt???) let me know...
I see your point about the rows. I would think adding attributes for the table itself should be simple (id, title, tabindex) though.
Robert
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I think Melonie's comments are valid.
The HTML emelemt attribute control mappings in the display tags are incomplete for the HTML elements they produce. For example one is unable to set the style id, title, tabindex for a specific table. Same thing for the header/normal <tr> row and <td> cell.
Also the RowEven RowOdd is too weak as a set of decorators. Having access to a iteration object ala JSTL status would allow for more complex row decoration, eg, SubTotals etc...
Anthony
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