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Lukasz Lenart updated WW-3569:
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Description:
The template.simple.radiomap.ftl has the following code to check if the name
expression value contains itemKeyString but the parameters.nameValue does not
exist.
{code:xml}
<#if parameters.name??>
name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
</#if>
id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
<#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
checked="checked" <#rt/>
</#if>
Replace this part of the file with the following and it seems to work fine as
we now assign a variable with name "nameValue" with value from the el in
parameters.name. Then check against itemKeyStr using this value to select that
option for the radio group.
<#if parameters.name??>
<#--/*add this line*/-->
<#assign nameValue = stack.findString(parameters.name)/>
name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
</#if>
id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
<#--/*remove this line*/-->
<#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
<#--/*add this line*/-->
<#if tag.contains(nameValue, itemKeyStr) == true>
checked="checked" <#rt/>
</#if>
{code}
was:
The template.simple.radiomap.ftl has the following code to check if the name
expression value contains itemKeyString but the parameters.nameValue does not
exist.
<#if parameters.name??>
name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
</#if>
id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
<#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
checked="checked" <#rt/>
</#if>
Replace this part of the file with the following and it seems to work fine as
we now assign a variable with name "nameValue" with value from the el in
parameters.name. Then check against itemKeyStr using this value to select that
option for the radio group.
<#if parameters.name??>
<#--/*add this line*/-->
<#assign nameValue = stack.findString(parameters.name)/>
name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
</#if>
id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
<#--/*remove this line*/-->
<#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
<#--/*add this line*/-->
<#if tag.contains(nameValue, itemKeyStr) == true>
checked="checked" <#rt/>
</#if>
> s:radio does not select the right option on reading the value
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: WW-3569
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WW-3569
> Project: Struts 2
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Plugin - Tags
> Affects Versions: 2.2.1
> Environment: Windows, Glassfish, Maven, Struts, Spring and Tiles
> Reporter: John Dondapati
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: nameValue, s:radio
> Fix For: 2.3.9
>
>
> The template.simple.radiomap.ftl has the following code to check if the name
> expression value contains itemKeyString but the parameters.nameValue does not
> exist.
> {code:xml}
> <#if parameters.name??>
> name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
> </#if>
> id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
> <#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
> checked="checked" <#rt/>
> </#if>
> Replace this part of the file with the following and it seems to work fine as
> we now assign a variable with name "nameValue" with value from the el in
> parameters.name. Then check against itemKeyStr using this value to select
> that option for the radio group.
> <#if parameters.name??>
> <#--/*add this line*/-->
> <#assign nameValue = stack.findString(parameters.name)/>
> name="${parameters.name?html}" nmv="${nameValue?html} <#rt/>
> </#if>
> id="${parameters.id?html}${itemKeyStr?html}" <#rt/>
> <#--/*remove this line*/-->
> <#if tag.contains(parameters.nameValue?default(''), itemKeyStr)>
> <#--/*add this line*/-->
> <#if tag.contains(nameValue, itemKeyStr) == true>
> checked="checked" <#rt/>
> </#if>
> {code}
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