On Tue, Jun 10, 2025 at 13:37 Lukasz Lenart wrote:
> Nope, basically ${} means "use JSP EL" which is prohibited "inside" S2
> tags, using %{} means "use OGNL expression" which is fine.
Oops, forgot about that smh
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wt., 10 cze 2025 o 18:23 Ute Kaiser napisał(a):
>
> Update after more investigating Nate's answer:
>
> onclick="document.getElementById('deleteid').value='%{id}';">
>
> Using ${id} threw an error (I suppose my config not fit for JSP EL)
Nope, basically ${} means "use JSP EL" which is prohibited
Update after more investigating Nate's answer:
Using ${id} threw an error (I suppose my config not fit for JSP EL)
Best regards
Ute
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Hi and thx for your fast answers.
I am aware that migration could go much deeper in cleaning up but rewriting the
action und jsp files is fissel work enough at the moment.
Dave's answer "But you should be able use standard JSP EL iirc." inspired me.
First I did not understand (never used EL), th
: Re: struts-tag property in javascript
On Fri, Jun 6, 2025 at 09:14 Ute Kaiser wrote:
> Hi,
> migrating from Struts1 I encounter in a jsp the error "Equal symbol
> expected" at the "onclick" row.
> I think my old quotes do not work any more with Struts
On Fri, Jun 6, 2025 at 09:14 Ute Kaiser wrote:
> Hi,
> migrating from Struts1 I encounter in a jsp the error "Equal symbol
> expected" at the "onclick" row.
> I think my old quotes do not work any more with Struts2.
>
> Struts1:
>
>
> onclick="javascript:if(confirmDelete()){document.getElemen
Hi,
migrating from Struts1 I encounter in a jsp the error "Equal symbol expected"
at the "onclick" row.
I think my old quotes do not work any more with Struts2.
Struts1:
';}"/>
Struts2:
';}"/>
I tried 'id', \"id\", \'id\' "id" but nothing worked out
Any advice appreciated (hopefully not
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