On 12/1/06 12:01 PM, "Don Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I had some free time (holding my new son to let mom get some
> sleep) and figured everyone deserved at least a reply. Yay for
> GMail's search.
>
> Anyways, cool, thanks for the update. I don't know of a better tag,
> but we are always open for a patch... :)
Ok, I was thinking of that when I wrote that email this morning. We have
<s:set>, <s:bean>, and <s:push>. How about something that would just let you
run an expression against the value stack. As a beginner I would have
thought that <s:set> would do that, but it doesn't seem to.
So, my thought is a tag that I could pass: "#myMap['myProperty'] =
somevalue" to actually process the expression against the stack. Maybe:
<s:evaluate value="#myMap['myProperty'] = somevalue" />
In a related vein I would like to add some default properties to the UI
tags. Currently I'm passing these things into my template using <s:param>
tags. I'd like to be able to do the following though:
<s:textfield name="someProperty" inputcolspan="2" />
Any idea where I would start with this?
Thanks,
Mark
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