Wow, the speed at which you get reaction here is phenomenal.
Thanks Bruno.
& It worked like a charm this way.
Would you know of a place where rules like this one are shown?
(useful material - not pages of specs but a fistful short statements
+ an example, ideally - to get on speed quickly) Is there a section
on the MyFaces site for this?
Philippe
On 15 Feb 2006, at 18:04, Bruno Aranda wrote:
Yes, your syntax is wrong, as you are putting values outside the
expression. You should use it like this:
<t:div rendered = "#{bean.property eq 'aValue'}" >
HTH,
Bruno
On 2/15/06, Philippe Lamote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi List,
Does anyone know how to make this work:
(in a jsf page)
<t:div rendered = "#{bean.property}==aValue" >
...
</t:div>
More concrete:
I have a portal bean, "portalbean", that keeps the current use case.
("useCase" being a String property of portalbean)
Depending on this value, I would like to show or hide stuff on a
page, using div like e.g.
<t:div rendered="#{portalbean.useCase}==defineNew">
The Stack trace gives me a java.lang.String error.
Is this impossible, or is my syntax wrong?
Philippe
