I can't quite figure out html:rewrite. The docs (1.1) seem to explain that it works exactly like html:link, leading me to believe that the "action" parameter is acceptable. This is from the html:rewrite section of struts-html.html, in the entry for the "href" attribute:
"You must specify exactly one of the action attribute, the forward attribute, the href attribute, or the page attribute."
But when I try to use the "action" attribute, I get this error:
Attribute action invalid for tag rewrite according to TLD
I also notice that the rewrite section of that doc, despite that quote above, has no entry for the "action" attribute as the html:link section does. I am using html-el if that makes a difference. Perhaps this is a bug, and the "action" parameter should be available to html:rewrite as well as html:link? I haven't dug into the tld yet . . .
This is my JavaScript syntax:
location='<html:rewrite action="${controllerPath}/actor/usecase"/>'Again, this works with html:link.
Any thoughts on that?
Thanks, Erik
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 15:36:34 -0400, Erik Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, you're probably right, the path mappings might not need to change very often, but on the other hand, I thought, if the html:form tag appends the (.do) extension for you, it isn't far-fetched to think that another tag would do the equivalent for hyperlinks.
According to the documentation,
<link ... action="/foo" ... />
should do what you want (i.e. hyperlink to action "/foo", no matter which mapping you are using). Doesn't that work?
Erik
Craig
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