This doesn't work. In the case you show below, the title ends up being: "<b> <bean:message key="publish.title" /> </b>" Troy > Luckly someone answered this last week: > > <template:put name="title" direct="true"> > <b> <bean:message key="publish.title" /> </b> > </template:put> > > > Troy Hart wrote: >> >> I am using struts-template.tld and I want to be able to use my application >> resources to get the correct title for any given page. I thought I had seen >> this talked about somewhere but I can't find it anyplace in the mail >> archives. I'm sure people that use struts templates must be doing this, but >> I'm just not seeing how right now. It seems to me that I need a tag that >> works similar to: >> >> <bean:message key="somePage.title"/> >> >> Except that it needs to expose a scripting variable with the value, instead >> of writing it to the output stream. Maybe the message tag could be extended >> to include an "id" parameter which, if set, stores the value in a page >> scoped attribute with the given name... This way I could do something like >> this: >> >> ... >> <bean:message id="pageTitle" key="somePage.title"/> >> <template:put name="title" content="<%= pageTitle %>" direct="true"/> >> ... >> >> Maybe there is already a mechanism to cleanly accomplish this...any >> pointers? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Troy
