To get round this all u have to do is have
Option[] myOpts = {
new Option("opt1").addElement("opt1"),
new Option("opt2").addElement("opt1"),
new Option("opt3").addElement("opt1")
};
which I think is better
-----Original Message-----
From: George Armhold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 2:53 PM
To: ECS
Subject: bug in Option implementation, ECS v1.3.3
Adding Option elements to a Select seems to not produce functioning
form selections. Example:
Form form = new Form(myURL, Form.get);
Option[] myOpts = {
new Option("opt1"),
new Option("opt2"),
new Option("opt3")
};
form.addElement("Select Option: ");
form.addElement(new Select("opts", myOpts));
This will produce HTML like:
Select Option:
<select name="opts">
<option value="opt1">
<option value="opt2">
<option value="opt3">
</select>
My understanding is that it SHOULD produce HTML like this:
Select Option:
<select name="opts">
<option value="opt1">opt1
<option value="opt2">opt2
<option value="opt3">opt3
</select>
Without the "optN" text after the <option> tags, the page renders an
empty selection list on both NS and IE. If I replace the Option
objects with simple Strings, it does the right thing. Unfortunately I
need to use the Option object so that I can set an explicit default
selection.
Thanks for your attention.
--
George Armhold
Rutgers University
Bioinformatics Initiative
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