After working on this for a couple days I've got some
new info:
1. clicking submit from the jsp and vm pages causes
request.getContentType()) to produce the following:
working jsp: multipart/form-data; boundary=...
broken vm: null
2. velocity log shows the following:
[info]
Hi David,
I can't really comment on most of your query, but I notice that the form
in your JSP has the 'enctype=multipart/form-data' attribute, but the
equivalent VM page doesn't appear to have the same attribute. Might that
be causing the difference?
- simon
David Sperling wrote:
After
I'm trying to parse a given template containing custom markers.
Sample template:
sometext $KEY$ sometext
The easyiest way would be to parse it with a VelocityContext
containing KEY as a marker:
context.put(KEY,value);
The parsed String is then sometext value$ sometext.
This is nasty because first,
I figured out the problem.
After adding enctype and method tags to the form tag
everything worked fine.
/**/
Was:
form
action=$link.setAction('AddOutdoorReservation')
/**/
Now:
form
Hello, Katrin.
Do you want the product to contain $KEY$? If so, you need to escape
that first $. You've likely seen
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/user-guide.html#Escaping%20Valid%20VTL%20References
adam
On 5/31/05, Katrin Möller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to parse a given
Hi Adam,
no, the result should not contain the $-signs. The well parsed
template should look like this:
sometext value sometext
Cheers,
Katrin
On 5/31/05, Adam Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, Katrin.
Do you want the product to contain $KEY$? If so, you need to escape
that first $.
Malcolm,
Thanks for your response. I hesitated at including too many details in case
I just needed to RTFM. As it turns out, that's exactly what I needed to do.
I have #parse embedded in a #foreach loop and I had template caching turned
off. Since I've turned it on, the resulting application
Hi all. I'm doing a Velocity/Struts app, and I'd like to set up
VelocityViewServlet so that, in response to a template request, it
first tries the WebappResourceLoader, and then, if there's no
appropriate document there, a ClasspathResourceLoader.
Looking at VelocityViewServlet, it
you should be able to configure your velocity.properties as you would
with any other velocity application. yours will look someting like
resource.loader=webapp,classpath
webapp.resource.loader.class=...WebappLoader
classpath.resource.loader.class=...ClasspathResourceLoader
and so on...
be sure
Thanks Nathan!
eric
On May 31, 2005, at 14:00, Nathan Bubna wrote:
you should be able to configure your velocity.properties as you would
with any other velocity application. yours will look someting like
resource.loader=webapp,classpath
webapp.resource.loader.class=...WebappLoader
It seems like an html issue with the img src url not correct.
Try putting some text in the if/else and see which one gets called.
Something like this:
#if ($needMoreInfo == 'Y' )
##img src=images/needmoreinfo.gif
image is displayed here
#else
##img src=images/1x1.gif
another
Thanks Jian,
But the img src is correct I have tried several different things
And the if seems to always fall through to the else section even though I
know I
Have 2 conditions that meet the if condition.
I am very new to Velocity, can it be due to it be evaluated on the server?
-Original
Hi, Michael,
What did you pass in to the velocity context? I think it should be:
ctx.put(needMoreInfo, Y);
Or, You could set it in another way in your java code:
ctx.put(needMoreInfo, Boolean.TRUE);
Then, in the Velocity template, you will put:
#if ($needMoreInfo)
img
Yeah, #if ($needMoreInfo == 'Y' ) will only succeed if $needMoreInfo is
in the context, is of type String, and has value Y. Put a
[$needMoreInfo] right before the if and see that you get a [Y] in your
output. Also, try using a #set( $needMoreInfo = 'Y' ) right before the
if... that should
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