thanks for the response
the issue is solved as
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Sébastien Domergue <
sebastien.domer...@c-s.fr> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the label attribute is only used to render the label of the group of
> checkboxes. It is not used in an iterative way. In order to access to your
Hi,
the label attribute is only used to render the label of the group of
checkboxes. It is not used in an iterative way. In order to access to
your .properties file, you have to build your list in your action then
give it in list attribute.
Regards
Sébastien
Le 05/05/2010 10:56, Upasana Sh
i resolved this senario by replacing JSP as
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Hallo Jim,
perfect, thank you
Jiri
Jim Kiley napsal(a):
The way I solved this was to add my own theme, and change the xhtml
theme's "checkboxlist" template to match what I wanted 'my'
checkboxlist to do.
Under the root of your web app, add a directory named "template".
Under "template" add
The way I solved this was to add my own theme, and change the xhtml theme's
"checkboxlist" template to match what I wanted 'my' checkboxlist to do.
Under the root of your web app, add a directory named "template". Under
"template" add a directory called "myapp". Then copy checkboxlist.ftl out
of
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