Hi, I am not sure I follow what you suggested. No matter what I try, the end
result is that the value attribute of option tag that is rendered in HTML is
whatever enum attribute points to.
As example, i have
public enum Flower {
Black, // 0
Red, // 1
Green, // 2
Purple // 3
}
and
<stripes:options-enumeration enum="com.garden.Flower"/>
will yield
<option value="Red">Red</option>
etc
What I want is
<option value="1">Red</option>
and without changing actual values of the Enum class (which are used
throughout the code).
Thanks for help,
--MB
nmaves wrote:
>
> make that ordinal value part of the enum itself. Then you can use it
> in the tag.
>
>> The issue I have when using options-enumeration tag is that both value
>> and label
>> are the same. The way to change that (with label attribute) do not seem
>> to be
>> suitable for me.
>> What I would like is to have value of option tag to be ordinal (0, 1, 2,
>> etc )
>> and label actual enum value.
>
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