Hello,
I have the following code:
c:choose
c:when test=(${param.yourName} != '') and (${param.yourEmail} != '') and
(${param.friendsEmail1} != '')
email something
/c:when
c:otherwise
[c:out value=${param.yourName}/]
[c:out value=${param.yourEmail}/]
[c:out
according to the specs, I believe EL will evaulate null value to zero
length string.
if you treat zero length string and null as the same condition, does
that work for your situation?
I'm a little confused by the example you provide. the first when checks
to make sure name and email are not
Hi.
Try
c:when test=${ (param.yourName != '') and (param.yourEmail != '') and
(param.friendsEmail1 != '') }
instead of
c:when test=(${param.yourName} != '') and (${param.yourEmail} != '') and
(${param.friendsEmail1} != '')
Greetings
Wim Bervoets wrote:
Hello,
I have the following code:
Well, on the previous page (with the form post) there is a INPUT
type=text maxLength=50 size=25 name=friendsEmail1 , so the
parameter friendsEmail1 is probably in the http request
(value: empty string
but not null)
empty string if the user didn't fill in anything offcourse...
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To
Wim,
I am new to JSTL, but I seems to me that your test expressions is malformed.
According to A.2.1 of JSTL spec, mixing EL and text as part of an attribute
concatenates the text and the results of EL evaluation. Furthermore, I think
that only binary and operator is supported. Try using this
