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By: rherrick
Pretty much the same way. Within your table tag, declare the id tag. Basically
whatever you set for id can be used to reference the current object in the list.
Then do your logic check exactly the same way. For example:
<display:table id="item" name="somelist">
<display:column title="name" >
<logic:equal property="item.status" value="true">
<IMG src="img.gif"/><bean:write name="item.name"/>
</logic:equal>
</display:column>
</display:table>
Check out http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/tut_implicitobjects.html for a bit
more info on using implicit objects.
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