I've looked in the documentation and I can't find my answer, so I'm assuming that the answer is "no". However, I'm posing the question to this list in case I've missed something.
I'm using an <html:optionsCollection> tag to display a list of options inside my <html:select> tag. However, I want the labels not to be directly populated from collection.label, but from my resource bundle through keys. In other words, I don't want my collection to be a set of label - value pairs, but to be a set of label key - value pairs. Is there a way to have optionsCollection use label keys as opposed to labels? I've thought of two ways that I can work around this limitation, but I'd prefer to use the simpler html:optionsCollection method. My workarounds are: 1) to use <logic:iterate> to iterate over the collection, and then use individual <html:option> tags using the key attribute. 2) when creating my collection, resolve my bundle key into a bundle value for the collection's value attribute. So, suggestions? Feedback? Help? Thanks JDG -- Jay Glanville --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
