Nick,

that was really simple ... and works fine, thank you.

But I must admit that I don't understand what I'm doing here (even
reading the documentation about loop.volatile did not help me, sorry).
What is volatile's default for?

I understood so far:

Having volatile=default causes serialization of the displayed objects
during render. To where? I suppose it's that long long long long
invisible field at the beginning of the form?

Ok.

Later, on request processing, the objects get deserialized from the
form, and then, the input values are applied.

But what is the intended way to deal with those deserialized objects?
They are referenced from nowhere in my code. How can I access the
changed values?

Marcus.


2007/9/6, Nick Westgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Use:
> <t:loop source="values" value="value" t:volatile="true">

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