Željko Bubičić pravi:

can someone tel me if and how locale sort work with display tag

thanx,
zb


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Hi, Željko!

What would you like to know? For example this works on my Win2K, slovenian default locale:

<display:table name="test" class="simple" >

<display:column property="id" title="ID" />

<display:column property="naziv" title="Naziv" sortable="true"/>

</display:table>

but not as expected. It looks like displaytag is using 8859-1 codepage, so Č and Š, for example, come out at the end of my table. I am using outside sorting within my query and use display tag for pure display and decoration purposes. I am sure you could persuade display tag to work with our locale, I just haven't digged into it (yet).

Regards,
Ales



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