Yes that code runs correctly!
Try to build the url link with a struts URL tag and use the struts param tag
to set the "a" parameter .
b
if you use the struts anchor tag it works:
Test link
and if you print the url value yuo have a doub
> I have Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2 on my computer.
>
> If I use the struts anchor the URL parameters are separated
> by the & character and the link works.
> If I use the html anchor with a struts property the URL
> parameters are separated by the amp; characters and the link
> doesn'
Hrm, yeah, it must have been added since then :/
I really don't like the wiki sometimes because of
issues like that; it's too easy to get confused
(obviously! :)
d.
--- TonyD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sorry Dave, now I will explain what happed.
>
> I have struts version 2.0.6 installed a
Sorry Dave, now I will explain what happed.
I have struts version 2.0.6 installed and my URL local documentation
doesn't contain the "escapeAmp" attribute.
That means I must update to the latest struts version 2.0.9 to use that
attribute?
Because I just used it in my url code and I got an "Excep
--- TonyD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why have you sent me this link?
So you'd read what's on the page.
> Do you think I never seen that link?
Apparently not, otherwise you would have seen the
"escapeAmp" attribute.
> Do you think the answer to my question is in that
link?
Yes, because if you
I have Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.2 on my computer.
If I use the struts anchor the URL parameters are separated by the &
character and the link works.
If I use the html anchor with a struts property the URL parameters are
separated by the amp; characters and the link doesn't work.
I return
Why have you sent me this link?
Do you think I never seen that link?
Do you think the answer to my question is in that link?
You don't need to reply if you don't know the answer with another question.
Thanks.
newton.dave wrote:
>
> http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/url.html
>
> --- TonyD <[EMA
Hello list,
I saw datetimepicker is a very func in the tutorial. However, when I
tried this:
format="#-#MM-#dd" />
I got the following exceptions, my version is struts.2.0.9, should I use
other jar file or only struts2.1 provides this func:
Thanks a lot!
org.apache.jasper.JasperExc
> Because the HTML anchor tag with a URL created via
> replaces the "&" character between parameters
> with "amp;" characters and my link doesn't work.
It should. The xhtml spec insists on that, and it works just fine in the
browsers my employer lets us run (IE6, Netscape 7).
--
Tim Slattery
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/url.html
--- TonyD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Because the HTML anchor tag with a URL
> created via replaces the "&" character
> between parameters with
> "amp;" characters
> and my link doesn't work.
>
>
>
> newton.dave wrote:
> >
> > --- TonyD <[EMAIL
Because the HTML anchor tag with a URL
created via replaces the "&" character between parameters with
"amp;" characters
and my link doesn't work.
newton.dave wrote:
>
> --- TonyD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> How to obtain the equivalent html anchor in struts?
>>
>> <.a href=
>> target="_b
--- TonyD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to obtain the equivalent html anchor in struts?
>
> <.a href=
> target="_blank">
>...
> <./a>
>
> I tried with the "targets" parameter but it doesn't
> work.
>
>
>...
>
Why not just use an HTML tag with a URL
created via ?
d.
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