Two things regarding using the "indexed" attribute of the Struts html:text tag.
First, there is a disagreement between the Struts FAQ on indexed properties and the Struts HTML tag docs. The Struts FAQ http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/indexedprops.html states that setting indexed="true" results HTML "name" attribute of "name[nn].property", where name is the name attribute of the html:text tag The Struts HTML tag docs http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-html.html#text state that setting indexed="true" results in HTML "name" attribute of "id[34].propertyName", where id is an attibute in the logic:iterate tag. I'm sure there are many situations where the logic:iterate "id" attribute value is the same as the html:text "name" attribute, but not always. Does anyone know which or these docs is the correct one ? Second thing I'm confused about has to do with iterating over a collection of String objects using logic:iterate and the html:text "indexed" attribute set to true. I have scoured the mailing list archives and see plenty of discussion/examples about how to use these to iterate over a collection of beans --- the html:text tag would specify the desired property of the bean as the value of the "property" attribute. However, a String does not have properties, so I don't understand how to do it for a collection of Strings. e.g. using the Struts FAQ stringbean bean as an example, I believe the following would successfully iterate over the LabelValue objects in the stringbean's lvbeans array, using the value of the label property for the html text tag. <logic:iterate name="stringbean" property="lvbeans" id="labelValue"> <html:text name="labelValue" property="label" indexed="true" /> </logic:iterate> resulting in HTML "name" attribute of labelValue[nn].label but, lets say I have an array of String objects (stringArray) instead of an array of beans, and tried the following: <logic:iterate name="stringbean" property="stringArray" id="aString"> <html:text name="aString" property="?????" indexed="true" /> </logic:iterate> My goal is have this generate HTML text tags with "name" attribute of aString[0], aString[1], etc. Since a String does not have a property, what would be used for the property value ?? Thanks for any help ! - Charlie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
