Torsten Krah wrote:
Hi, I want to know which "rows" in my table (s:iterator) are "dirty".
Is there any way to know (beside looking manually in the parameter map and
loading again db state + looking at old/new values before saving) which rows
have changed?
You can include previous values in hi
--- On Fri, 11/21/08, Torsten Krah wrote:
> Hi, I want to know which "rows" in my table (s:iterator) are "dirty".
> Is there any way to know (beside looking manually in the parameter map
> and loading again db state + looking at old/new values before
> saving) which rows have changed?
I don't see
A bit late, but just for info, i think you can do that by using the
"status":
cssClass="listItem"
notifyTopics="changeTypeListItem"
theme="ajax"
showLoadingText="false">
Felipe Rodrigues wrote:
I'm sorry about don't provide all the informations. I'll try to explain a
little more.
I'm trying to generate a tag for each item in a list, but I have to
send a param when click on this link.
This is why I use to do that. My code seems like that:
I got it using again. I didn't realize that I can use EL to get
values from some Action as well.
But I keep wondering if I can't do that by using and OGNL.
Thanks,
Felipe
Felipe Rodrigues wrote:
>
> I'm sorry about don't provide all the informations. I'll try to explain a
> little more.
>
Sure,
you can find it at
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/home.html
bigtdps2004 wrote:
>
> Dopes anyone know where there is a good beginners tutorial on
> developing their first struts application even if I am using
> Eclipse, Ant and MySql ?
>
> Thank you
>
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I'm sorry about don't provide all the informations. I'll try to explain a
little more.
I'm trying to generate a tag for each item in a list, but I have to
send a param when click on this link.
This is why I use to do that. My code seems like that:
Why do you need to make the url-id unique on each loop iteration? Have
you tried simply writing something like
...
You should, on the other hand, provide a unique value for the 'id' (and
possibly 'name) attribute on the s:a tag as those get passed through to
the rendered HTML
I'm sorry, but I didn't got it.
When I pass in a parameter, I'll send it to the destiny. That is not what I
want. I only want to identify the url according to the id. This code is
inside a foreach, that renders lots of urls.
How would be that in this case?
Thanks,
Felipe
Martin Gainty wrote:
You'll need to pass in a parameter for id such as this
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