Hello,
I have a string with html tags. If I want to write the string with bean:write, it
will displayed for example br as lt;brgt and not as line feed.
Has anyone an idea?
Regards,
Frank
bean:write property=foo filter=false ..
or an interesting side effect of c:url
c:url value=${myForm.foo} /
On 14 Jan 2004, at 13:22, Otto, Frank wrote:
Hello,
I have a string with html tags. If I want to write the string with
bean:write, it will displayed for example br as lt;brgt
Thanks,
it displayed br instead lt;brgt now, but no line feed occurs.
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An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: html tags in string
bean:write property=foo filter=false
On 11/21/2003 09:25 PM Dave Hodson wrote:
(B A question for the list:
(B
(B I have an input form, which is handled via Struts and the input is validated,
(B URLEncoded with UTF-8 and stored in a DB
(B At a later date, the user can modify their input. The input is displayed with an
(B
the
(Bfirst guy to run into this, so I must be doing something wrong!)
(B
(BAny suggestions? It seems that the html: tags are missing the filter attribute that
(Bbean:write has, but again, I must be missing something...
(B
(BI've pasted the filter method from ResponseUtils below.
(B
I'd like to put some html tags in an ActionMessage that I read in from my
message resources (to create some links in the event of an error).
Unfortunately, the html is being escaped when it displayed on the page
(using html:messages/bean:write etc). I didn't think it would be a problem
because I
Wes,
Use bean:write with the filter parameter set to false.
-Richard
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Subject: html tags in message resources
I'd like to put some html tags
Hallo,
I have bean filled form database, which contains formated text. But if I
display it on page, html tags are replaced by entities (for example, by
lt; etc.).
How I can disable it?
And other question - this page contains images stored in database (in
oracle's blob). I need to display
PM
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Subject: insert html tags
Hallo,
I have bean filled form database, which contains formated text. But if I
display it on page, html tags are replaced by entities (for example, by
lt; etc.).
How I can disable it?
And other question - this page contains images stored
Ted Husted wrote:
This is really a USER list question, but you may be looking for the
indexed properties how-to:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/indexedprops.html
I have gone through this howto, but its description of what to do is
very vague. Here is what I have tried so far:
I have a
Hello forum:
If I have a string defined in my resources file that looks like this:
some.key some bvalue with html characters/b
is it possible for bean:message to NOT parse the characters so that when
it is written to the html page you see those words in bold?
Thanks,
Mike
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Hello forum:
If I have a string defined in my resources file that looks like this:
some.key some bvalue with html characters/b
is it possible for bean:message to NOT parse the characters so that
when
it is written to the html page you
I was wondering why Struts doesn't put closing tags on the html generated.
Like html:text property=name /
Generates
input type=text name=name value=
Where is the / or /input ? Is there a reason for not generating this ?
Thanks
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Place html:xhtml/ at the top of your page.
David
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I was wondering why Struts doesn't put closing tags on the html
generated.
Like html:text property=name /
Generates
input type=text name=name value=
Where is the / or /input ? Is
Mark
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Subject: closing tag for html tags...
I was wondering why Struts doesn't put closing tags on the html generated.
Like html:text property=name
:..input elements (text, password and
so on).
This unfortunately results in a document which is not valid
conforming to
the XHTML 1.0.
Would it be possible to add the HTML tags closure for the html:...
tags?
The fugure of HTML seems to be XHTML and it wouldn't be that nice to
have
maybe some good tool
Well, I download the binaries of Struts 1.1 and the functionality is
supported.
Hope this will help,
Marco
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That's great..
I'm running 1.1 , yes and the base tag renders as xhtml. I'll certainly
be sleeping more soundly.
I've just downloaded
Thats strange.. I've done the same most things render as xhtml but not
form elements.
Its not a huge problem, either way. But its great that it is.
Cheers Mark
On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 06:24 PM, Marco Tedone wrote:
Well, I download the binaries of Struts 1.1 and the functionality
Ah..
It was kind of obvious on reflection. The xhtml rendering works fine as
you said (it never really bothered be until the post came up yesterday
and aroused my interest), but not with tiles. Any tiles containing form
elements don't appear to render as xhtml.
On Wednesday, September 3,
Re: my last post about not working with tiles. Seems to work fine if
you place html:xhtml / in the tiles itself..
Nice..
On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 06:24 PM, Marco Tedone wrote:
Well, I download the binaries of Struts 1.1 and the functionality is
supported.
Hope this will help,
Marco
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Re: my last post about not working with tiles. Seems to work fine if
you place html:xhtml / in the tiles itself..
Nice..
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Well, I download the binaries of Struts 1.1
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Hi, I discovered that not only the html:base tag doesn't render a tag
closure but also all the html:..input elements (text, password and so on).
This unfortunately results in a document which is not valid conforming to
the XHTML 1.0.
Would it be possible to add the HTML tags closure for the html
is not valid conforming
to
the XHTML 1.0.
Would it be possible to add the HTML tags closure for the html:...
tags?
The fugure of HTML seems to be XHTML and it wouldn't be that nice to
have
maybe some good tool which we cannot use because our documents are not
well
formed.
Here follows
render a tag
closure but also all the html:..input elements (text, password and
so on).
This unfortunately results in a document which is not valid conforming
to
the XHTML 1.0.
Would it be possible to add the HTML tags closure for the html:...
tags?
The fugure of HTML seems to be XHTML
(text, password and
so on).
This unfortunately results in a document which is not valid
conforming to
the XHTML 1.0.
Would it be possible to add the HTML tags closure for the html:...
tags?
The fugure of HTML seems to be XHTML and it wouldn't be that nice to
have
maybe some good tool which we
to add the HTML tags closure for the html:...
tags?
The fugure of HTML seems to be XHTML and it wouldn't be that nice to
have
maybe some good tool which we cannot use because our documents are
not well
formed.
Here follows a W3C validated document based on the XHTML 1.0 dtd
Anybody knows a free Java Tool, API or class for conversion HTML tags in
STRUTS tags?
Rubens Gama
Thanks in Advance
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looked at XSLT?
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Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 3:24 PM
To: Struts-User
Subject: HTML TAGS -- STRUTS TAGS
Anybody knows a free Java Tool, API
struts console, amigo :)
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/console/
rubensgama wrote:
Anybody knows a free Java Tool, API or class for conversion HTML tags in
STRUTS tags?
Rubens Gama
Thanks in Advance
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Emerson Cargnin wrote:
struts console, amigo :)
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/console/
I believe James took this functionality out a while back,
though I don't use it.
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Struts Console does not transform html tags in struts tags...
Rubens Gama
Thanks in Advance
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Assunto: Re: HTML TAGS -- STRUTS TAGS
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rubensgama wrote:
Anybody knows a free Java Tool, API or class for conversion HTML tags in
STRUTS tags?
Rubens Gama
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I am trying to place the bulk of my navigation and HTML header code into a
header.jsp file. Each JSP view page then includes a header.jsp and a
footer.jsp file using the following:
%@ include file = /templates/header.jsp %
// Page specific implementation
%@ include file =
First off, it's a very good rule to not break up opening and closing HTML tags into
separate files. Second, this is required when your tags are custom tags: the include
file is its own compilation unit, so as far as the interpreter is concerned the
closing tag doesn't exist unless
Hello All!
I'm trying to give an inital value to one of the
fields in a form in an application of mine.
I had tried this:
html:textarea property=comments rows=4 cols=50
value=%=requestDTO.getComments()%
Since I had read that you couldn't use bean:write tag
in the value attribute of the html
attribute of the html tags. However this
gives me an error in tomcat:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile
/int0/opt/tomcat/b331/work/DEFAULT/tir/pla/ReviewRequest_3.java:899:
Undefined variable or class name: requestDTO
_jspx_th_html_textarea_0.setValue
=4 cols=50
value=${sessionScope.requestDTO.comments}/
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Hello All!
I'm trying to give an inital
I'm wondering why discrepancies exist between these two tag
specifications; for example, we have a UI requirement to add a
title=... attribute to a Struts form tag. This is not possible via
the html:form tag API, so it appears we need to subclass/implement our
own just to meet the 4.0 spec.
I am also experiencing the same problem. Were you able to solve it?
Sam
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2003 14:51
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: bean:message and html tags in the propeties file.
Hi list
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
Title: Do not parse html tags in properties file
In my properties file where I put localized strings, I would also like
to include some html tags. But when I use
bean:message key=3Dwhatever/
to get the string I want, it parses the html tags so that is lt; and
is gt; How do I prevent
would learn
the nested tags first and if I needed to subclass for
my own functionality I would subclass the nested html
tags. It is a bit more of a learning curve, but once
you have the concept it is smooth sailing and you can
do a lot more.
A big advantage is that you don't have to have
everything
Can somebody explain how these work, or is there any example of this.
Thanks
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Can somebody explain how these work, or is there any example of this.
Thanks
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The indexed tags work along with either the
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Hi All,
I am building the functionality to send a HTML email as a result of a
transaction. The HTML is generated via a jsp page. All the images I
reference must be done with complete URL's. I have been doing this by
using the ServletContext and HttpRequest to build the baseHref and then
then
Hi all,
I'm forced to live with a db where many columns are chars instead of
varchars. In cases where the contents of the char column doesn't fill the
space allowed, I get my result padded with spaces. The practical problem
that this introduces is that if I want to use the validator to enforce
You should trim the spaces in an Action before populating the form fields.
David
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Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 12:18:18 -0600
Hi all,
I'm forced to live
John wrote:
I'm forced to live with a db where many columns are chars intstead of
varchars
...
Any suggestions?
How is the data getting from the database into the form? Is there a DAO
layer? Speaking from my own project, I would either do this in the DAO, or
else (and I don't know how to do
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Jeff Smith wrote:
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 08:18:48 -0700
From: Jeff Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HTML Tags proposal
I have been following the thread on Country
how about this??
jsp:include page=%= LanguageUtil.getPreferredLanguagePath(request,
data/country.xml) % flush=true /
Julian
Jeff Smith wrote:
I have been following the thread on Country Selection Pull-down and it
addresses an issue that has bothered me as well - how do we create
localizable
I have been following the thread on Country Selection Pull-down and it
addresses an issue that has bothered me as well - how do we create
localizable forms from bean data?
The suggestion of putting localized versions of the various field labels in
my DB (from where I build my labels bean) seems
Please add any suggestions to this open enhancement ticket:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17708
Thanks,
David
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Subject: HTML Tags proposal
I have started playing with Struts and have some simple things working well. I have
looked around but can't answer the following.
Say I have this in my JSP:
html:text property=name value=SAM /
Then the field name will have a default value of SAM. But what if I want SAM to
be variable based
sit, altum viditur.
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I have started playing with Struts and have some simple
things working well. I
the right value.
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I have started playing
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur.
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To: Struts Users Mailing List
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OK, I get what you are saying. I can then process
... and the form bean will have a name property, and you will remove
the value attribute from your html:text element.
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If you want to stick to the generally accepted Struts best-practices,
you
will never
Hello,
The problem: If I use a DynaActionForm like the following:
form-bean name=parcelSearchForm
dynamic=true
type=org.apache.struts.action.DynaActionForm
form-property name=parcelType type=java.lang.String/
We use the Javascript DOM method getElementById() a lot to identify the
appropriate element on the page.
What would it take to support the id attribute for the form elements.
-Alok
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We use the Javascript DOM method getElementById() a lot to
identify the appropriate element on the page.
What would it take to support the id attribute for the form
elements.
Reading the docs?
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/doc-1.0.2/struts-html.html
Hint: Look for styleId.
-= J
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I have a strange problem in my jsp page .
when I try to call html tag like this
html:text property=mailBox size=30 maxlength=50/
I have the
javax.servlet.ServletException: No getter method available for property mailBox
for bean under name org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN
when a call the jsp.
Meissa
Make sure that the jsp knows about the ActionForm. Check out the docs
for html:form type= and html:form action
Later, aj
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I have a strange problem in my jsp page .
when I try to call html tag like this
html:text property=mailBox size=30 maxlength=50/
Check if you have a method getMailBox() in your ActionForm ... I think M
in getMailBox() method must be in upper case
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Meissa
Make sure that the jsp knows about the ActionForm. Check out the docs
for html:form type= and html:form action
Later, aj
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when I try to call html
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Make sure that the jsp knows about the ActionForm. Check out the docs
for html:form type= and html:form action
I have a typical problem where, I am using the html:form/ tags,
in which the contents/fields within the html:form/ tag needs to be
dynamic.
i.e. the form consists of multiple sections and each of these section has a
few
fields which can change based on certain conditions. I want to use the
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I have a typical problem where, I am using the html:form/ tags,
in which the contents/fields within the html:form/ tag needs to be
dynamic.
i.e. the form consists of multiple sections and each of these section has a
few
fields
the
backend. Then you can see how all the info is passed back and forth.
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I would like to use indexed attribute for some html
I would like to use indexed attribute for some html tags to handle dynamic html input
elements (the number of input elements in the form is not fixed)
i have read the struts user guide, but unable understand what this means. This is
given for almost all html input tags
indexed - Valid only
, September 11, 2002 7:07 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Reference Struts HTML tags from within a custom tag?
*Please help!*
Your best bet is to dig into the source code of the taglibs and see what
names the beans/strings/whatever are being stored under (and the proper
scope as well
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Well, honestly, Struts has more to offer than you think. Since you're new
Wow. That's a heavy recommendation. You're making me hungry to see
this book. I guess it's time I ordered a copy. ... still waiting for
your final analysis though!
Regards,
Eddie
Galbreath, Mark wrote:
Get James Goddwill's Mastering Jakarta Struts (Wiley 2002); it has a very
clear,
Hi,
I'm trying to build a custom tag that would render a (dynamicly generated)
list of fields.
Is there a way for me to:
- get a reference to Strut's HTML tags from within a custom tag? (assuming
we know which tag to get)
- have the html tag handle the rendering?
- still be able to use Strut's
Struts HTML tags from within a custom tag? *Please
help!*
Hi,
I'm trying to build a custom tag that would render a (dynamicly generated)
list of fields.
Is there a way for me to:
- get a reference to Strut's HTML tags from within a custom tag? (assuming
we know which tag to get)
- have
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Your best bet is to dig into the source code of the taglibs and see what
names
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*Please help!*
Your best bet is to dig into the source code of the taglibs and see what
names the beans/strings/whatever are being stored under (and the proper
scope as well). That way
answer was not helpful at all...
John.
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Subject: RE: Reference Struts HTML tags from within a custom tag? *Please
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Well, honestly
Hi,
I'm a new struts user, and I couldn't find any information that helped;
I'd like to create a custom tag which represents a super-componant such as a
properties list tag.
The idea would be to:
1) dynamically specify which fields to be renderered
2) at the same time ensure that the
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Hi,
I'm a new struts user, and I couldn't find any information that helped;
I'd like to create a custom tag which represents
Have you discovered the tiles:insert tag yet? Sounds to me like this
is what you're wanting ... no need to re-invent the wheel if you don't
have to. (you said definition - that's tiles nomenclature - that's why
I made my assumption ... ). If you're not looking at tiles, you may
want to.
:
21/08/2002 22:30 Subject: RE: Any way to use the toolTips
within struts html
tags
Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?
If the title attribute is part of the W3C Document Object Model
(HTML) Level 1 Recommendation, why isn'it included in the Struts
html tags
: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 10:35 AM
To: struts-user
Subject: Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?
Any way to use the toolTips within struts html tags?
If the title attribute is part of the W3C Document Object
What is the difference between form tags and html tags? They seem to
overlap in some areas.
Brad Gibson
I believe the form: ... tags were originally supported in earlier versions
of Struts. They may be still shipping that tld for compatibility reasons.
The html: tags are used for form processing now.
robert
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Use struts-html
The struts-form was used before version 1.0.
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The struts form tags and html tags.
From my web.xml file.
taglib
taglib-uri/tags/struts-form.tld/taglib-uri
taglib-location/WEB-INF/struts-form.tld/taglib-location
/taglib
taglib
taglib-uri/tags/struts-html.tld/taglib-uri
taglib-location/WEB-INF/struts-html.tld/taglib
Thank you sir. That's what I was thinking but couldn't confirm it.
Brad Gibson
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I believe
Hi,
Are there any plans within struts project for making higher level html
tags in taglib, e.g. calendar tag that prints out three select boxes
automatically or something similar. Could anyone please point me to
resources about this topic or some alternative solutions that can be
integrated
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Hi,
Are there any plans within struts project for making higher level html
tags in taglib, e.g. calendar tag that prints out three select boxes
automatically or something similar. Could anyone please point me
: Higher level html tags
Hi,
Are there any plans within struts project for making higher level html
tags in taglib, e.g. calendar tag that prints out three select boxes
automatically or something similar. Could anyone please point me to
resources about this topic or some alternative
Hello I just tried to use the javascript eventhandler onClick in my
struts html:tag options.
I want to submit my HTML-Form every time an element of my select tag has
been selected.
The developer guide contains such methods. But the compiler throws an
error:
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