The "selectedTab" attribute of course does the trick.
Is there also an easy way to know which tab was selected when the form
was submitted?
Torsten
Musachy Barroso schrieb:
> To select the tab, use the "selectedTab" attribute on tabbedPannel. For
> your
> label question check this FAQ:
>
> http
Thanks Jeromy,
I think I will try to create my own theme.
I am just wondering why the behaviour of (some of) the tags is
different; i.e. that always creates a label while
doesn't if theme="simple".
Torsten
Jeromy Evans schrieb:
> Either:
> - create your own theme for the radio button. Use sim
Either:
- create your own theme for the radio button. Use simple/radiomap.ftl
tyo create /radiomap.ftl to exclude the label that's always
included (recommended); or
- do a hack: you can use html inputs in your form directly in your
JSP. These are also included as parameters for your post. Stru
Thanks, Musachy, for the quick answer.
I should have mentioned, that I already set theme="simple" but
would still create a label:
yields:
BMW M5
What I am actually trying to do is to create single radiobuttons in a
loop. Sounds crazy I know, but I need to place the
radiobuttons in a specifi
To select the tab, use the "selectedTab" attribute on tabbedPannel. For your
label question check this FAQ:
http://cwiki.apache.org/WW/why-do-the-form-tags-put-table-tags-around-controls.html
musachy
On 5/22/07, Torsten Römer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have 2 beginners questions that I can'
I have 2 beginners questions that I can't seem to figure out:
- How can I make tags like not to create any label and create
my own label (using for example the tag)?
- What is the easiest way to re-select the selected tab of a
when redisplaying the form? I have a String type
property for the c
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