Hi Shane,
Juts a guess (not looked at logic tag in full) but value is being
interpreted literally, ie the string itr10.name. Use a bean:define to define
the returned value of itra10.name as a scripting variable, then use a
scriplet in the value tag to reference it :
<bean:define id="name" name="itr10" property "name"/>
<logic:equal name="itr1" property="name" value="<%=name%>">
<%out.println("It works....");%>
</logic:equal>
Jon.
-----Original Message-----
From: Shane Warne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 June 2001 16:25
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Logic:equals..
Hi,
I have this corky situation while using the
logic:equal tag.
Things is i have two iterators which get the same
element from the dbase.
<logic:iterate id="itr1" name="itr1" type="class">
<logic:iterate id="itr10" name="itr100" type="class1">
<logic:equal name="itr1" property="name"
value="itr10.name">
<%out.println("It works....");%>
</logic:equal>
</logic:iterate> </logic:iterate>
This doesn't work. Is there something wrong that i'm
doing. If the value is compared to a constant then the
equal tag works just fine. Please let me know how i
can compare a property from another variable as stated
above.
Thanks galore !!
Shane..
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