The "datafld" is, IIRC, an IE-only DOM property. I believe Struts only supports the W3C DOM.
HTH,
Curtis -- c dot tee at verizon dot net
Igor Antonacci wrote:
Not exactly. I'm trying to bind a textbox to a MS DataSource (DSO) on browser side; Just downloading a XML (DSO) as part of HTML, I can bind every field (html controls) of my HTML table to it.
It results in a simple EditList managment (as it's restricted to MS browser).
As I want to use Struts features on server-side, I'd like to put <html:text> together with datafld.
Have you any solution ?
Thanks, Igor.
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Are you trying to map your text field to a database column?
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Igor Antonacci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Custom attribute on <html:text>
Hi All, again with an issue :).
I'd like to put a new (non-standard) attribute on <html:text> tag.
Whenever I try, Struts raise an error saying there's no setter method for that attribute.
Here an example:
<html:text property="name" datafld="ID_NAME"/>
The "datafld" attribute is used just on client-side (on resulting
<input> tag).
Is there any solution than implementing a new Taglib (inheriting by TextTag class)?
Thanks, Igor.
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