I don't see any javascript in your post but if you are creating an
imput element this should work as long as the javascript is on your
jsp page in <script> tags:
text = document.createElement("input');
text.setAttribute('type','text');
text.setAttribute('value','<s:property .../>');
The key is to use single quotes. Although I have never used the
struts tags to set values in dynamically created text inputs, I have
used them in javascript like this:
document.location.href='<s:url action="editUser"/>';
It should work the same for you.
If you show me some code I may beable to help you better.
On Nov 27, 2007 11:05 AM, panpan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been struggling for this problem for several days. Please help me out.
>
> I'm using Javascript to dynamically generate something like below:
> <code>
> <input type="text" name="additionalInterests[0].addressLine2"
> value="<s:property value='additionalInterests[0].addressLine2'/>"
> id="address2_0" size="26" onfocus="isAddress2()"/></code>
>
> It works if it's directly in the JSP page.
> But seems like Javascript doesn't recognice the Struts2 tag <s:property
> value=.../> So in the page, the input field got "<s:property
> value='additionalInterests[0].addressLine2'/>" instead of value of this
> variable.
>
> I have to dynamically generate those INPUTs and also get the value from the
> variable 'additionalInterests[0].addressLine2'. How to solve this problem?
>
> Appreciate any inputs!
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