In reply to Winterfeldt-san who wrote:
> > I had to do something like this for a report and if
> > there was a standard gif or jpg to represent a
> > checked/unchecked checkbox and selected/unselected
> > radio button I think it would be ok.
Hackett-san wrote:
> Except that checkboxes look different on each platform (and sometimes
> there are even variances between browsers), so a single image would not
> look right on all systems. I think we'll have to wait for browser
> support of "disabled" is improved, unless there is a way to simulate the
> effect in JavaScript under Navigator 4.x. (Still, where does that leave
> Lynx users?)
I think that what he wants is something like a TagLib that produces hooks into
something like DynAPI button widgets at:
http://www.dansteinman.com/dynduo/
There are cross browser DHTML implementations for button images, radio buttons, check
boxes, and more, all done with images, so the widets look alike on all platforms and
browsers.
A TagLib that uses these would be very interesting. But I don't think that they
belong in Struts. Perhaps another project could be built off of them.
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