Using still gives me the same result :(
Den 6/30/2006, skrev "Emmanouil Batsis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>Fredrik Andersson wrote:
>
>>ohh ok, didn't think of that.
>>
>>however, when I tried it the text fell out of the button (it says Submit
>>Query) and sits besides it.
>>
>>I did this,
>>
>>
Fredrik Andersson wrote:
ohh ok, didn't think of that.
however, when I tried it the text fell out of the button (it says Submit
Query) and sits besides it.
I did this,
smc:submit is an extension of the strutstag library.
What happens if you use an instead? That would show
whether i
ohh ok, didn't think of that.
however, when I tried it the text fell out of the button (it says Submit
Query) and sits besides it.
I did this,
smc:submit is an extension of the strutstag library.
Den 6/30/2006, skrev "David Delbecq" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>Did you do
> which
>make sense
Did you do
which
make sense in a JSP, or did you do
which is a non
sense as a you can't put a jsp tag inside a parameter of a jsp tag.
if you use , use this way
Fredrik Andersson wrote:
Hi all
I'm still implementing the i18n internationalization on the page and now
I have noticed that
Hi all
I'm still implementing the i18n internationalization on the page and now
I have noticed that my buttons don't behave as expected. When I change
my values of buttons to value="" I get
the bean:message tag as the text on the button.
How is this supposed to be solved? I coud make an ugly solu
You can say
admin.admin.notAuthorized={error.notAuthorized}
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From: Fredrik Andersson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 1:39 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Quick question about the Resources.properties files.
Hi all
just a quick question
Hi all
just a quick question: Can I in somehow reuse previously stated keys in
the files on other keys?
Let's say that I have stated the key error.notAuthorized now I edit my
webpages and add a key for all text messages naming them depending on
where they resides in my folder for example the keys
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