Re: Insane problems with s:select

2007-08-27 Thread Pavel Sapozhnikov
Hey Musachy here's my page from start to end: agencyRef is defined in the Action class in Java <%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8" language="java" %> <%@ page import="java.util.*,com.xfact.struts2login.util.*, com.xfact.struts2login.value.WebAppUserVO"%> <%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/

Re: Insane problems with s:select

2007-08-27 Thread Musachy Barroso
I'm using the select tag and it seems to work fine, I'm using Collections, Maps, multiple values, pretty much everything. You are not forced to use a Map, you can use Collection or an Enumeration, and then specify which field is the key, with listKey and which field is the value with listValue. @

Re: Insane problems with s:select

2007-08-27 Thread Session A Mwamufiya
That happened to me once, and it ended up that the s:select tag was improperly written. Make sure that you are returning an appropriate map from the function that is associated to the list attribute in s:select. It expects a map that maps IDs to strings that get displayed. Hope it helps, Sess

Insane problems with s:select

2007-08-27 Thread Pavel Sapozhnikov
Hey guys I am having really crazy problems with s:select. Here's what happens I have a jsp page with a s:form in it. Then I have a Collection defined up top that gets from the session just like this session.getAttribute...Also my page is actually a tile. I started doing this from scratch but whenev