Okay, I finally worked it out, but it is ugly as hell. Pardon me if
I step on toes or shine my ignorance, but it seems to me like this
problem should be resolved more gracefully. First of all, I have to
resort to scriptlets and secondly, I have to include the name of the
form in the logic:iterate tag, which means that I have to change it
if I change the name of the form. I guess that is okay, but it
still doesn't seem right. I guess it will keep me happy for now.
For those interested:
<logic:iterate id="item" name="testForm" property="items" indexId="i">
<html:text property="<%="items[" + i + "]"%>"/>
</logic:iterate>
Assuming I had a DynaActionForm with the definition
<form-bean name="testForm" type="org.apache.struts.action.DynaActionForm">
<form-property name="items" type="java.lang.String[]" initial="{'','','',''}"/>
</form-bean>
It would render
<html type="text" name="items[0]" value=""/>
<html type="text" name="items[1]" value=""/>
<html type="text" name="items[2]" value=""/>
<html type="text" name="items[3]" value=""/>
Dan
p.s.
> It would be easier for some of us if your emails didnt come
> through as attachments ;)
My e-mails definitely don't come as attachments, maybe it is just
your e-mail client :) My e-mails are as plain as plain/text can be,
just as Mutt delivers them. Perhaps your e-mail client renders text
e-mails as attachments. Sorry it causes you an inconvenience but I
really don't think it is something I need to change on my part.
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http://www.mojavelinux.com/
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Microsoft is not the answer, it is the question.
The answer is NO!
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