AW: How to submit form in pop-up window and forward parent result s page?

2004-03-11 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Hello bOOyah,

I have had the same problem that you describe. Were you able to solve it?. If so could 
you share how you did it?

Sam

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Hi all.

(Caveat: this might actually turn out to be a Javascript question):

I would appreciate any help or even alternatives to what I'm trying to 
achieve below:-

Here's a rough sequence of what I'm trying to achieve...

(1) My app has a page displaying an item link.

(2) When the user clicks on the link a pop-up browser window appears 
with a form containing all the details about that item.

(3) After modifying the item's details the user clicks on the form 
Submit button.

(4) The Submit action saves the changes to the database.

(5) The pop-up windows closes.

(6) The original, parent page 'refreshes' to reflect the changes the 
user made in the pop-up windows (e.g. changing the name of the item 
under the link).

I can get as far as step (4) using Struts and Javascript handlers.

Here's how my parent pops-up the item editing window:
--

% String link = javascript:popUp('+
 request.getContextPath()+
 /editItem.do?action=edititem=+
 itemID + ');;
%
. . .
tdhtml:link href=javascript:; onclick=%=link%
 c:out value=Edit Item//html:link
/td

--


Here's the form element of my pop-up:
--

% String submitScript = form.submit();
 opener.location='+
 request.getContextPath()+
 /showItemDetails.do';+
 self.close();;
%
. . .
html:form action=/saveItem onsubmit=%=submitScript%

--


So I'm submitting the form, telling the parent to forward to the results 
page ('/showItemDetails.do') and closing the pop-up.

But it doesn't work that way:-(

The submission works fine; the data is written to the DB.  But the 
pop-up browser window doesn't close and the parent isn't forwarded to 
the results page.  So I guess once a form is submitted the rest of the 
Javascript just 'disappears' and isn't executed?

Any help out there..?

Many thanks in advance!

-- 
bOOyah


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AW: Examples of HTML-based user interfaces?

2003-12-19 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Try the file attached.

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Does anyone have examples of some fancy things to do with HTML-based
user interfaces?  For example, I've currently got a request to show two
boxes of items with add/remove arrows.  So selecting in the left-hand
box and clicking the arrow will move the item to the right hand box.
I'm sure it's possible with CSS, JavaScript and hidden form fields.
(I'm pretty sure they got the idea from adding recipients to an email in
Outlook.)

I also have a long-standing requirement to dynamically grow a field,
when the user types something in a text box and clicks a button, that
item moves up and a new, blank field appears.  I'm currently doing
this with an add button, which submits the form to the Struts app, the
entry gets added to a session scope bean, then back to the form with
read-only displays of the stuff in the bean and [the same] blank field.
(Although it looks like a new line, it isn't, it's the same form
field.)

Googling turns up a bunch of essays on what makes a good user interface,
but not too much on tips and tricks.

-- 
Wendy Smoak
Application Systems Analyst, Sr.
ASU IA Information Resources Management 

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AW: Examples of HTML-based user interfaces?

2003-12-19 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Sorry. Forgot to attach file.  Here we go again.

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Does anyone have examples of some fancy things to do with HTML-based
user interfaces?  For example, I've currently got a request to show two
boxes of items with add/remove arrows.  So selecting in the left-hand
box and clicking the arrow will move the item to the right hand box.
I'm sure it's possible with CSS, JavaScript and hidden form fields.
(I'm pretty sure they got the idea from adding recipients to an email in
Outlook.)

I also have a long-standing requirement to dynamically grow a field,
when the user types something in a text box and clicks a button, that
item moves up and a new, blank field appears.  I'm currently doing
this with an add button, which submits the form to the Struts app, the
entry gets added to a session scope bean, then back to the form with
read-only displays of the stuff in the bean and [the same] blank field.
(Although it looks like a new line, it isn't, it's the same form
field.)

Googling turns up a bunch of essays on what makes a good user interface,
but not too much on tips and tricks.

-- 
Wendy Smoak
Application Systems Analyst, Sr.
ASU IA Information Resources Management 

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!-- THREE STEPS TO INSTALL THE PICKLIST SCRIPT:



  1.  Copy the coding into the HEAD of your HTML document

  2.  Add the onLoad event handler into the BODY tag

  3.  Put the last coding into the BODY of your HTML document  --



!-- STEP ONE: Paste this code into the HEAD of your HTML document  --



HEAD



!-- This script and many more are available free online at --

!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com --

!-- Original:  Sean Geraty ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) --

!-- Web Site:  http://www.freewebs.com/sean_geraty/ --

SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript

!--



// Control flags for list selection and sort sequence

// Sequence is on option value (first 2 chars - can be stripped off in form processing)

// It is assumed that the select list is in sort sequence initially

var singleSelect = true;  // Allows an item to be selected once only

var sortSelect = true;  // Only effective if above flag set to true

var sortPick = true;  // Will order the picklist in sort sequence



// Initialise - invoked on load

function initIt() {

  var selectList = document.getElementById(SelectList);

  var pickList = document.getElementById(PickList);

  var pickOptions = pickList.options;

  pickOptions[0] = null;  // Remove initial entry from picklist (was only used to set 
default width)

  selectList.focus();  // Set focus on the selectlist

}



// Adds a selected item into the picklist

function addIt() {

  var selectList = document.getElementById(SelectList);

  var selectIndex = selectList.selectedIndex;

  var selectOptions = selectList.options;

  var pickList = document.getElementById(PickList);

  var pickOptions = pickList.options;

  var pickOLength = pickOptions.length;

  // An item must be selected

  if (selectIndex  -1) {

pickOptions[pickOLength] = new Option(selectList[selectIndex].text);

pickOptions[pickOLength].value = selectList[selectIndex].value;

// If single selection, remove the item from the select list

if (singleSelect) {

  selectOptions[selectIndex] = null;

}

if (sortPick) {

  var tempText;

  var tempValue;

  // Sort the pick list

  while (pickOLength  0  pickOptions[pickOLength].value  
pickOptions[pickOLength-1].value) {

tempText = pickOptions[pickOLength-1].text;

tempValue = pickOptions[pickOLength-1].value;

pickOptions[pickOLength-1].text = pickOptions[pickOLength].text;

pickOptions[pickOLength-1].value = pickOptions[pickOLength].value;

pickOptions[pickOLength].text = tempText;

pickOptions[pickOLength].value = tempValue;

pickOLength = pickOLength - 1;

  }

}

  }

}



// Deletes an item from the picklist

function delIt() {

  var selectList = document.getElementById(SelectList);

  var selectOptions = selectList.options;

  var selectOLength = selectOptions.length;

  var pickList = document.getElementById(PickList);

  var pickIndex = pickList.selectedIndex;

  var pickOptions = pickList.options;

  if (pickIndex  -1) {

// If single selection, replace the item in the select list

if (singleSelect) {

  selectOptions[selectOLength] = new Option(pickList[pickIndex].text);

  selectOptions[selectOLength].value = pickList[pickIndex].value;

}

pickOptions[pickIndex] = null;

if (singleSelect  sortSelect) {

  var tempText;

  var tempValue;

  // Re-sort the select list

  while 

AW: Examples of HTML-based user interfaces?

2003-12-19 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
I guess it can be done although I have not tried it before.

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Can we enhance the script to transfer multiple values from one list box
to other..(Currently it's a single value)

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Sorry. Forgot to attach file.  Here we go again.

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Does anyone have examples of some fancy things to do with HTML-based
user interfaces?  For example, I've currently got a request to show two
boxes of items with add/remove arrows.  So selecting in the left-hand
box and clicking the arrow will move the item to the right hand box.
I'm sure it's possible with CSS, JavaScript and hidden form fields.
(I'm pretty sure they got the idea from adding recipients to an email in
Outlook.)

I also have a long-standing requirement to dynamically grow a field,
when the user types something in a text box and clicks a button, that
item moves up and a new, blank field appears.  I'm currently doing
this with an add button, which submits the form to the Struts app, the
entry gets added to a session scope bean, then back to the form with
read-only displays of the stuff in the bean and [the same] blank field.
(Although it looks like a new line, it isn't, it's the same form
field.)

Googling turns up a bunch of essays on what makes a good user interface,
but not too much on tips and tricks.

-- 
Wendy Smoak
Application Systems Analyst, Sr.
ASU IA Information Resources Management 

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AW: dynamically sized form (mostly solved)

2003-12-11 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Hallo Robert,

I am having the same problems. I have a dynaActionvalidator form
which has a few normal fields and an array of check or radio boxes
which should have the same field name.

My question is how do you implement this in the action class and and form bean
and how does this Class come into play? Is it a separate class in addition to 
the ActionForm and if so how is it called for redisplay in the jsp?

Sam

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Nicholas,

I use DynaActionValidatorForm almost exclusively in my application.
I have successfully used IndexedProperties for structures that are dynamic
using LazyLists.

For me, when ever I have to do this, I always have to think about how Struts
handles the sequence of events in a request and submission.

What I do is subclass DynaActionValidatorForm and override the reset().
The reset() gets called before the action is executed.

For example:

/**
 * Reset all bean properties to their default state.  This method is
 * called before the properties are repopulated by the controller servlet.
 * p
 * The default implementation uses the initial value specified in the
 * FormPropertyConfig element for each property.
 *
 * @param mapping The mapping used to select this instance
 * @param request The servlet request we are processing
 */
 public void reset(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request) {

super.reset(mapping, request);


/*
 * We have to create lazy lists for selected items
 * because we don't know which items will index
 * into the collection. A lazy list will create
 * the appropriate item at a specified index if it
 * doesn't exist there.
 */
 List selectedItems = ListUtils
.lazyList(new ArrayList(), new SelectedItemFactory());

this.set(selectedItems, selectedItems);

// other stuff here if necessary
}


My Factory classes are usually inner classes to the subclassed
Dyna*Form.

For example:

/**
 * codeSelectedItemFactory/code is used in the form
 * to create a lazy list that will lazily create selected items.
 *
 * @author Robert Taylor
 * @author last modified  $Author: rtaylor $
 * @version $Revision: 1.8 $ $Date: 2003/11/17 13:58:51 $
 * @see org.apache.commons.ListUtils
 */
class SelectedItemFactory implements Factory {

/**
 * Create a new instance of the specified object
 */
public Object create() {

return new SelectedItemVO();
}

}


As long as the input fields which are added to the client have the correct
syntax
for indexing into your form (formName.selectedItems[0].fieldName) then
Struts should
handle the rest.

Does that help at all?

robert



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 Subject: Re: dynamically sized form (mostly solved)







 Ted,

 The origin of this thread had to do with using Indexed Properties and a
 Dyna* form.  As when using the ActionForm, getting the values to the
 browser is not an issue.  The area where the difficulty arises is when the
 values are returned from the browser.

 When using the ActionForm  (or subclass), this is neatly handled by
 implementing the LazyList (or similar functionality) or by making the form
 have session scope.  Note that the session scope solution fails if the
 end-user can add new entries to the list without a call to the server.  In
 the app I work on, we use javascript to add and remove list
 elements, so we
 use LazyList functionality.

 The problem is when the Dyna* type forms are used.  How do the indexed
 properties get back into the form when the page is submitted.  Similar to
 ActionForm based implementations, the form can have session
 scope, but this
 also fails if the user can add new entries to the list without a server
 call.  It isn't obvoius how one would implement LazyList type
 functionality
 in a dyna form.

 I have seen the suggestions for map-backed forms, but I don't see how this
 would help for the indexed properties...how it would be different
 from just
 grabbing the indexed properties out of the request.

 Any thoughts on this?
 Nick






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 about populating input options on a form, you might consider using a
 second object for 

AW: Pass A String From Servlet And Write Out Its Value in JSP

2003-12-08 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
bean:write name=c/





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My servlet has a String called 'category'.  I want to
pass the String to a JSP.  Therefore, I have the code
shown below in the servlet:

session.setAttribute( c, category );
OR
request.setAttribute( c, category );

And, I do the following in my JSP:

% String keyValue = (String)session.getAttribute( c
); %
OR
% String keyValue = (String)request.getAttribute( c
); %

How do I write out keyValue in my JSP in Struts?


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AW: Struts Validator with special characters

2003-11-27 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
do This:

global
constant
constant-namealphanumeric/constant-name

constant-value^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\ü\Ü\ä\Ä\ß\ö\Ö\-]*$/constant-value
/constant
constant
constant-namealphanumericSP/constant-name
constant-value^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\ü\Ü\ä\Ä\ß\ö\Ö\-\ 
]*$/constant-value
/constant
/global


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Hello,

I found a problem with the struts validator. It seems that it is not
possible to use special characters (like german Umlaute) in an
regular expression.. I tried this:

constant
  constant-namename/constant-name
  constant-value^[\-\'\`\´\.\ 
a-zäöüßáéíúóàèìùòâêîôûñA-ZÄÖÜÁÉÍÓÚÀÈÌÒÙÑ]+$/constant-value
/constant

Hans Mueller evaluates, Hans Müller doesn't. The RegExp is simple and
works with an external tester.

Even if I use the simpler regexp ^[a-züA-Z]+$ Hans Müller does not
evaluate. Is this some sort of encoding problem? I thought, http is
clearly designed for 8bit-use.

Can anybody explain this? Did I something wrong or is this a
struts-bug?


Regards,
Arne


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AW: ActionErrors and Servlet Filters

2003-09-26 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
I think you need to implement the saveErrors() method some where
in your code. You may also need to import the Action class in your Servlet Filter. Also
you could check to make sure you have imported the html taglibrary in your home.jsp 

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I have a Servlet Filter that checks that the user has permission to
access the requested page.  If the user does not, I want to send them
back to home.jsp.  In home.jsp, I want to use the html:errors tag to
display an error message.

In the filter I do this:

ActionError error = new ActionError(Constants.ERRORS_PERMISSION_DENIED);

ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
errors.add(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, error);

request.setAttribute(errparam, errors);

RequestDispatcher rd = request.getRequestDispatcher(home.jsp);
  
rd.forward(request, response);
return;

In home.jsp I've tried both:

html:errors name=errparam/
html:errors property=errparam/


It forwards back to home.jsp, but the error messages are not displayed. 
Is it possible to use ActionErrors outside of an Action?

Thanks,
Nate


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AW: Forwarding openNewWindow

2003-09-18 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Hallo Manuel,

I also have ths same problem. How did you solve it?

Sam

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Hi to all,
I´d like to forward to an jsp-page which will be opened in a new window.
How can I manage that in struts-config.xml ?

I can´t use javascript to open the new window because the user is pressing
a struts-submit button and not a normal link.

Hope anybody can help me,
bye,

Manuel Lenz




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How to automatically refresh a page after successfully executing a download in Struts

2003-09-03 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
I have a jsp page which displays a table of results. 
By a hitting a download button the some changes are made in the back-end database.
which should be reflected in the current page.

The problem with Struts is that after executing a download using an outputstream
you can only return null in the action Class for this to execute successfully.

The question to you Gurus is how to automatically call another action class which 
redisplays
the current page with the new changes

Sam

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AW: What in the world is bean:page tag for???

2003-09-01 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
As an addition to this question, Is it possible declare a bean in Application Scope in 
Struts?
Perhaps Craig could help us?

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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003, Bill Johnson wrote:

 Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 19:48:20 -0700 (PDT)
 From: Bill Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Subject: What in the world is bean:page tag for???

 Ok, unless I missed something this tag seems
 completely redundant. It is used to expose the
 properties of the PageContext object, but they all
 come pre-exposed by default with JSPs.

 Can someone please explain its purpose?  Were these
 variables (session, request, etc.) not initially
 implicitly available in JSPs?


They are pre-exposed as scripting variables (which is fine if you want to
write scriptlets), but not anything you can get to with a custom tag that
wants to use expressions (like bean:write, just to take one example).

 Regards,

 Bill

Craig McClanahan

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AW: Get URL

2003-08-28 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
What kind of taglib is this? Does it come with Struts?

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Hi,
 
I was wondering if anyone could help. I never had a need for this but i
do no and I dunno how to go about it.
 
Basically I'm using the display taglib to create a table. I want to only
put 10 item on one page and have the table automatically page number the
table. My code is:
 
display:table width=100% border=1 pagesize=10 name=SQLList 
display:column property=gim2index title=Index /
display:column property=sqltitle title=SQL Name
href=GIM2Results.do paramId=testsqlscript
paramProperty=sqlcode/
display:column property=description title=Description /
display:column property=owner title=Owner /
display:column property=lastused title=Last Used /
/display:table

This is the URL of the webpage:
http://localhost:8080/wact/pages/GIM2Search.do?sqltitle=gim2index=desc
ription=submit=Submit

The thing is that the automatic page numbering links on the page point
to this URL:
http://localhost:8080/wact/pages/GIM2Results.jsp?page=2

But I want it to point to this URL:
http://localhost:8080/wact/pages/GIM2Search.do?sqltitle=gim2index=desc
ription=submit=Submitpage=2

The thing is I can't just set the requestURI to GIM2Search.do and the
rest of the parameters are dynamic.

Anyone have any idea of how to do this?

Thanks

Chirag
 

 


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Problem with file name when downloading from database with Internet Explorer

2003-08-08 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
In my Struts application I download a file from a database
that can be saved locally. However with Internet Explorer,
the name is corrupted(with brackets and a number one in between).

For example: Instead of file name, file_name, I have file_name[1]
It works perfectly with Netscape but not IE.

Has anyone of you ever experienced this problem and if so how did you solve it

Sam





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AW: how to pass a jsp variable to a javascript function

2003-08-08 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Do this: bean:write name=tmpIndex /

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I don't have javascript errors, the problem is  %=tmpIndex% can't be 
translated into 0,1,2,.
in javascript,  only the String%=tmpIndex%.




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Hi Julie,
what do you get as a result of that iterate? It looks correct. Do you 
have javascript errors?

Adam
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 Hi All,
 
 Can anyone suggest how to pass a jsp variable to a javascript function 
 correctly? It is in a nested:iterate block that has an 
indexId=tmpIndex. 
  what I would like to do is to have the 'y%=tmpIndex%' variable pass 
 into my JavaScript function.It seems like the server side %=tmpIndex% 
 variable can not be translated into the client side script function.
 
 
 Here is my code:
 
 nested:iterate property=projectList id=pro indexId=proIdx
 bean:define id=tmpIndex value=%= 
 String.valueOf(proIdx.intValue())%/
 script language='JavaScript'
 var y%=tmpIndex%=%=tmpIndex%;
 /script
 nested:select property=projectCodeId onchange= 
projectChange(y%=tmpIndex%)
 nested:optionsCollection property=../projectCodeList/
 /nested:select 
 /nested:iterate
 
 any suggestions?
 
 
 Very Appreciated.
 
 Julie
 
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Strange Problem saving and retrieving file

2003-08-01 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu

In my struts application I save a text file in an oracle database.
Whenever I retrieve the file from the database, it is always 8kb smaller.
Has any one of you ever experienced this problem?

Sam

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AW: Strange Problem saving and retrieving file

2003-08-01 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Thanks. I have solved the problem. I was calling a BufferReaeder.readLine() method 
earlier before
loading the InputStream in the database.

Cheers!!!

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Are you using a input stream to load the file in the database?  If so make
sure that you flush the stream and close it.

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In my struts application I save a text file in an oracle database.
Whenever I retrieve the file from the database, it is always 8kb smaller.
Has any one of you ever experienced this problem?

Sam

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AW: AW: AW: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?

2003-07-02 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Hello Martin and Marco,

Its working perfectly now. Thanks a lot.

Samuel



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Hi Samuel, and thank you Marco,

the filter=false worked very well for me for the html:options.  I just
never bothered to look it up.  I do know Struts :), but I don't know it
THAT much :).

Samuel, the  answer is - use filter=false to avoid the character
transformations.

Thank you.
Martin

Tuesday, July 1, 2003, 2:01:09 AM, you wrote:

SOBtsc Thanks Martin. I had particular problems for example with displaying 
SOBtsc a link, for example a href=blablabla/a that had been saved as a string 
in a bean.
SOBtsc using the bean:write tag to write the String out in the jsp displayed the 
actual syntax instead of the link
SOBtsc ie. a href=blablabla/a maybe someone on the forum could help us out

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SOBtsc Von: Martin Naskovski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
SOBtsc Gesendet: Dienstag, 1. Juli 2003 09:43
SOBtsc An: Opoku-Boadu, Samuel
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SOBtsc Betreff: Re: AW: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?


SOBtsc Hi Samuel - unfortunately no. I looked through the source code, I do
SOBtsc not see how one could turn off (by a switch of some sort) url
SOBtsc encoding. As a matter of fact, there is an unanswered FAQ questions
SOBtsc that asks Why is it not possible to disable URL encoding in Struts?
SOBtsc - so it isn't even asking HOW, but WHY - which means, it is _not_
SOBtsc possible (more than likely).

SOBtsc Then again, I don't profess to know all of struts intricately, so
SOBtsc there _may_ be a way, I just wish someone who knows more about this
SOBtsc issue would chime in.

SOBtsc Searching the archives on URL encoding does not yield anything worthy
SOBtsc of consideration (or at least you couldn't get through the results in
SOBtsc 1 week of 24/7 reading, as those two words appear too frequently).

SOBtsc Martin


SOBtsc Tuesday, July 1, 2003, 12:26:22 AM, you wrote:

SOBtsc Yes I have the same problem. Were you able to silve it?

SOBtsc Sam

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SOBtsc Gesendet: Dienstag, 1. Juli 2003 08:12
SOBtsc An: Struts Users
SOBtsc Betreff: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?


SOBtsc I have a LabelValueBean, and the Label property contains spaces.
SOBtsc However, they do not get encoded into nbsp;'s. If I actually include
SOBtsc the nbsp; tag, I get a 'nbsp;' on the screen verbatim :), instead of
SOBtsc what I really wanted - a space.

SOBtsc Is this some catch-22 or is there really a way to specify a
SOBtsc nbsp; for a label property in a LabelValueBean? Can the ampersand be
SOBtsc escaped somehow??? Thanks :).

SOBtsc Martin


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AW: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?

2003-07-01 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Yes I have the same problem. Were you able to silve it?

Sam

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An: Struts Users
Betreff: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?


I have a LabelValueBean, and the Label property contains spaces.
However, they do not get encoded into nbsp;'s. If I actually include
the nbsp; tag, I get a 'nbsp;' on the screen verbatim :), instead of
what I really wanted - a space.

Is this some catch-22 or is there really a way to specify a
nbsp; for a label property in a LabelValueBean? Can the ampersand be
escaped somehow??? Thanks :).

Martin


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AW: AW: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?

2003-07-01 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Thanks Martin. I had particular problems for example with displaying 
a link, for example a href=blablabla/a that had been saved as a string in a bean.
using the bean:write tag to write the String out in the jsp displayed the actual 
syntax instead of the link
ie. a href=blablabla/a maybe someone on the forum could help us out

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Von: Martin Naskovski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 1. Juli 2003 09:43
An: Opoku-Boadu, Samuel
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Betreff: Re: AW: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?


Hi Samuel - unfortunately no. I looked through the source code, I do
not see how one could turn off (by a switch of some sort) url
encoding. As a matter of fact, there is an unanswered FAQ questions
that asks Why is it not possible to disable URL encoding in Struts?
- so it isn't even asking HOW, but WHY - which means, it is _not_
possible (more than likely).

Then again, I don't profess to know all of struts intricately, so
there _may_ be a way, I just wish someone who knows more about this
issue would chime in.

Searching the archives on URL encoding does not yield anything worthy
of consideration (or at least you couldn't get through the results in
1 week of 24/7 reading, as those two words appear too frequently).

Martin


Tuesday, July 1, 2003, 12:26:22 AM, you wrote:

SOBtsc Yes I have the same problem. Were you able to silve it?

SOBtsc Sam

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SOBtsc Gesendet: Dienstag, 1. Juli 2003 08:12
SOBtsc An: Struts Users
SOBtsc Betreff: Can I have a nbsp; _not_ URL encoded?


SOBtsc I have a LabelValueBean, and the Label property contains spaces.
SOBtsc However, they do not get encoded into nbsp;'s. If I actually include
SOBtsc the nbsp; tag, I get a 'nbsp;' on the screen verbatim :), instead of
SOBtsc what I really wanted - a space.

SOBtsc Is this some catch-22 or is there really a way to specify a
SOBtsc nbsp; for a label property in a LabelValueBean? Can the ampersand be
SOBtsc escaped somehow??? Thanks :).

SOBtsc Martin


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AW: bean:message and html tags in the propeties file.

2003-06-27 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
I am also experiencing the same problem. Were you able to solve it?

Sam

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Hi list:

  If I put messages in a properties file that have html tags, when I use the 
bean:message/ tag to retrieve them Struts will convert somthing like b into 
lt;bgt; so I actually see b in the browser window instead of bold text.  Is 
there any way to prevent this from happening?

Mike

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Page Iterator in Struts

2003-06-25 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Does anybody have an example of a page Iterator in Struts
that displays the results of a list page by page. For example 
when a user clicks a next button more reults from the collection are displayed?

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AW: Page Iterator in Struts

2003-06-25 Thread Samuel . Opoku-Boadu
Thanks Dirk. This looks interesting.

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Hallo Samuel,

  have a look at struts-layout at
  http://struts.application-servers.com/


Regards,
Dirk

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