> From: Curtis Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I'm not exactly sure, but I'm a tad suspect of your 'c:if
> test' expression. It looks suspiciously like a Python "boolean"
> test for the object's presence. AFAIK, in JSTL one needs to be
> more explicit as to what value (or lack thereof)
> when testing...
> Unless, of course, it's just a typo in your email...;-)
No, that part is working fine. 'item.value.activity' is a Map of
Booleans, and I'm checking whether there's any activity for that
calendar year.
The problem is that this:
<html-el:checkbox property="accounts" value="${item.key}"/>
does not render as "checked" when the matching value _is_ present in the
String[] property called 'accounts' in the form bean. :(
I think it has to do with manually supplying the 'value', because it
works if you do this:
<c:forEach items="${accountForm.map['accounts']}" var="acct" >
<html-el:multibox property="accounts" value="${acct}"/>
<c:out value="${accountMap[acct].costCenterDesc}"/>
</c:forEach>
I could just hit delete now, but instead I'll archive my mistake: I
used checkbox with a String[] property. The second snippet has the
correct tag: multibox. Which is why that one works.
--
Wendy Smoak
Application Systems Analyst, Sr.
ASU IA Information Resources Management
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