Yes, use the status attribute of the iterator taglib and you can reference the current index value while looping.
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Rachel McConnell wrote:
Hi all,
I need to access the iterator index for a list i'm iterating over, using the webwork jsp taglib. Is there a way to access the current index value from within the iterator tag? Alternately, if i put my list into the page context, i can iterate with raw java & a for(int i=0; ... ) loop, but this seems very inelegant.
Suggestions?
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