The second list just needs the have the name of the object that contains the list.
At the moment you've got
orders.getOrders()
which i assume is wrong. If each order contains an iterate-able object then that's what you want to reference in the nested one.
i think you want
<logic:iterate id="element" name="allocationOrder" property="orders">
<logic:iterate id="subElement" name="element" property="orderDetails">Notice the bean that is cast via the id attibute is what is referenced, and then the iterate-able structure in the property attribute.
orders[0].getOrderDetails();
Cheers Mark
On 6 Feb 2004, at 13:32, Michael Wiles wrote:
I have a nested list...
something like:
<logic:iterate property="orders" name="allocationOrder" id="element"> .. .. .. <logic:iterate property="orderDetails" name="orders" id="subElement"> .. <html:text name="subElement" property="qty"/> .. </logic:iterate> </logic:iterate>
How do I map the html:text tag back to the form?
Without anything extra added to the form, it doesn't work.
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