> Doesn't help unfortunately as the
> length of the string
> in characters is not the same as the space required to
> display it in full!
Have you tried adding 2 or 3 to the length value?
Neil
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Chris Pratt wrote:
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> Like Neil suggested, use "attrib.length()" The extra parens cause OGNL to
> call getAttrib().length() rather than getAttrib().getLength().
> (*Chris*)
>
Thanks, that does work in that the textfield re-sizes according to the
length of the string. Doesn't help unfortun
> Extending String? String is final so it isn't doable ;-)
I did not check that.
I see someone posted a better solution than this but
I guess if someone wanted to have a getLength() for
a String, they could write a container class that
holds a String and then implement all the methods to
call
2009/11/16 Neil Aggarwal :
> You could create your own MyString class that
> extends String and then have a getLength() method
> that calls super.length().
Extending String? String is final so it isn't doable ;-)
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Like Neil suggested, use "attrib.length()" The extra parens cause OGNL to
call getAttrib().length() rather than getAttrib().getLength().
(*Chris*)
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 8:08 AM, RogerV wrote:
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>
>
> Kawczynski, David wrote:
> >
> > For this example pretend your field "firstname" has a max
> length are related to the fact that the method call on a string is
> String.length() not String.getLength and when I use
> size="%{attrib.length}"
> OGNL is trying to call getAttrib().getLength() on my action
You could create your own MyString class that
extends String and then have a getLengt
Kawczynski, David wrote:
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> For this example pretend your field "firstname" has a max length of 15:
>
>
LOL :) I suspect that my difficulties in trying to use OGNL to insert the
length are related to the fact that the method call on a string is
String.length() not String.getLength and when
> > Could someone show me the correct way to insert a string
> > field length into
> > the size attribute of a element.
>
I think he was looking for something more involved,
something like:
I have not tested code to do this, so I don't know if
that would work. Also, what if the myString
For this example pretend your field "firstname" has a max length of 15:
> -Original Message-
> From: RogerV [mailto:roger.var...@googlemail.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 10:29 AM
> To: user@struts.apache.org
> Subject: OGNL expression help
>
>
> Could someone show me the corr
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