DJR wrote:
I think it better that the Struts2 framework add some additional attributes
for tag of optiontransferselect.
For instance, buttonCssStyle2 for one of the select button and
buttonCssStyleAll, buttonCssStyleAll2 for the selectAll buttons.
Feel free to develop patches for that, create a
I think it better that the Struts2 framework add some additional attributes
for tag of optiontransferselect.
For instance, buttonCssStyle2 for one of the select button and
buttonCssStyleAll, buttonCssStyleAll2 for the selectAll buttons.
DJR wrote:
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> As is know to all, tag has a "buttonCssStyl
Jeromy Evans wrote:
DJR wrote:
What I'm doing now to solve the problem is to modify the source code
of the
tag. But it's a bit troublesome, I think. Are there any more elegant
solutions?:thinking:
DJR wrote:
As is know to all, tag has a "buttonCssStyle"
attribute, which will make all butto
DJR wrote:
What I'm doing now to solve the problem is to modify the source code of the
tag. But it's a bit troublesome, I think. Are there any more elegant
solutions?:thinking:
DJR wrote:
As is know to all, tag has a "buttonCssStyle"
attribute, which will make all buttons look in a unified
What I'm doing now to solve the problem is to modify the source code of the
tag. But it's a bit troublesome, I think. Are there any more elegant
solutions?:thinking:
DJR wrote:
>
> As is know to all, tag has a "buttonCssStyle"
> attribute, which will make all buttons look in a unified style. Bu
As is know to all, tag has a "buttonCssStyle"
attribute, which will make all buttons look in a unified style. But how can
we make each button in a different style just like the image showed below:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p14163637/optiontransvertical.png
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