Is there any reason to use the <s:button> tag instead of simply using the HTML equivalent <input type="button"> or even <button>? If the Stripes tags don't do exactly what you're looking for you can almost always fall back on HTML. There are a few exceptions like when the ActionBean you're hitting is marked with @Wizard and you're continuing or when you're encrypting the field's value.
Aaron Mike McNally wrote: > I'm working on a layout that will allow pages to hand over a list of > buttons to be arranged together in a left-nav area. What I'd like to > do is have the pages provide something like this: > > <s:layout-component name='pageActions'> > <mytags:dialogLink ...> > <s:button name='button1' ...> ... </s:button> > </mytags:dialogLink> > <mytags:dialogLink ...> > <s:button name='button2' ...> ... </s:button> > </mytags:dialogLink> > </s:layout-component> > > The problem is that Stripes doesn't like its button tags used outside > of a form. I'm happy to provide the dummy (partial) form inside the > layout itself, but that doesn't seem to work either. Now I'm sure that > it doesn't work for a very good reason and that I should chide myself > for even thinking I could make this work, but it confuses me > nevertheless. > > To be clear, what does not work is for me to do the following inside > the layout itself: > > <s:form name='pageActionsDummyForm' partial='true' action='#dummy'> > <s:layout-component name='pageActions'/> > </s:form> > > I still get the errors from the button tags. > > (1.5.1) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Stripes-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/stripes-users
