I am having a bit of trouble using the if tag. This
code:
<label>Screen Alert:</label>
<input type="radio"
name="pScreenAlert"
<s:if
test="userDetailsBean.userPreferencesBean.mmPrelimScreenAlert
== 'N'">checked</s:if>
value="1">Yes
<input type="radio"
name="pScreenAlert"
<s:if test="false">checked</s:if>
value="2">No
Gives this error:
DEBUG util.OgnlValueStack - Caught an exception while
evaluating expression
'userDetailsBean.userPreferencesBean.mmPrelimScreenAlert
== 'N'' against value stack
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "N"
It thinks the N is a number. I do not get the
excpetion if the string is more than one char.
Any ideas? Using %{'N'} does not give an exception
but does not evaluate to true when it should match.
Thanks,
Scott
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