I think this is a cleaner way to do this.
Scott Stanlick
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> Hi Dave,
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> > You would not want to use the "#" character, just "brand".
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&g
Try removing the value attribute:
Although, I believe
Should do the same thing . . .
David Hernandez
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Hi Dave,
> You would not want to use the "#" character, just "brand".
It works without prefixing it with "#". Thanks.
To pass "brand" value to the action specified in the same page, I use hidden
field but it doesn't work. Can you help me with that? I tried these and none
works.
Is there
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> What is an action property? I thought it is a private attribute in an
> action class with its getter and setter methods but now I think it's
> wrong as I defined such an attribute "brand" but it can't be used
> in OGNL: ...
You would not want
Hi all,
What is an action property? I thought it is a private attribute in an action
class with its getter and setter methods but now I think it's wrong as I
defined such an attribute "brand" but it can't be used in OGNL: ...
In the result page of the action, I can output value of the "brand" usi
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