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Tim Fennell commented on STS-221:
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This does work. You're being extremely rude here. Perhaps when submitting
bugs you might work under the assumptions that:
- the author of the framework knows more about it than you do (shocking I
know)
- the person responding to you is not a glib asshole looking for the quickest
way to get rid of you
Acting like this is simply not a good way to ask for help when I'm providing
this help for free and with no obligation.
Take a look at the Bugzooky application that ships with Stripes. The
AddEditBug.jsp page works in two modes. One is adding a bug - in which case
the user navigates directly to the JSP and there is no ActionBean present. In
this case the following works like a charm:
<stripes:select name="bug.priority" value="Medium">
<stripes:options-enumeration
enum="net.sourceforge.stripes.examples.bugzooky.biz.Priority"/>
</stripes:select>
You can also change this to the following and it'll still work:
<stripes:select name="bug.priority"
value="<%=Priority.High%>">
<stripes:options-enumeration
enum="net.sourceforge.stripes.examples.bugzooky.biz.Priority"/>
</stripes:select>
This is exactly how it ships. If you want to see it working with an
options-collection (instead of an enum) you can edit the bug.owner.id drop-down
and see it work too:
<stripes:select name="bug.owner.id" value="${3}">
<stripes:options-collection
collection="${personManager.allPeople}"
label="username"
value="id"/>
</stripes:select>
Now, when you click the edit link next to any of the bugs on the bug list, it
submits to an ActionBean that pre-loads the Bug, and the values stored in the
Bug/ActionBean *override* the values specified on the JSP. This is how it is
intended to work.
So, there's your working example. You can make your check out to Tim
Fennell.....
> stripes:select tag has an error on making option item selected when is used
> with collection. It is unable to make selection
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: STS-221
> URL: http://mc4j.org/jira/browse/STS-221
> Project: Stripes
> Type: Bug
> Components: Tag Library
> Versions: Release 1.3.2
> Environment: Mac OSX, Java 5, Stripes 1.3.2
> Reporter: Remis B
> Assignee: Tim Fennell
> Priority: Blocker
>
> Code snipet below does not work, value attribute from select tag is ignored
> on option tag.
> <stripes:select name="currency" id="fldCurrencyCode"
> value="${accountSettings.currencyCode}">
> <stripes:options-collection collection="${utilAction.currencies}"
> value="currencyCode" label="symbol"/>
> </stripes:select>
> I'm not very sure have I done it correctly but it works for me. Below is
> updated code for InputSelectTag.isOptionSelected() method.
> public boolean isOptionSelected(Object optionValue, boolean selectedOnPage)
> throws StripesJspException {
> if (this.value != null) {
> return isItemSelected(optionValue, this.value);
> } else if (this.selectedValueOrValues != null) {
> return isItemSelected(optionValue, this.selectedValueOrValues);
> } else {
> return selectedOnPage;
> }
> }
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