The current site allows the user to select their language. Plus, I am
adding registration so there a user needs to be allowed to select their
default language for when they return and log in. Right now we are simply
adding Canadian English and French. It is easy enough to see that a
coffee house
Hi!
I thing you don't have to put the language-oriented tags. Just do the
normal Struts-Internationalization with applicaition_resources, this
technique is independent of using tiles or not and works great.
Choosing language manually is another issue. It will work anyway by
Struts reading t
A customer of ours has a site that they want to move into Canada. This
means every page will need to be translated into Canadan French and abide
by Canadian law. Currently, the site is en_US. THe site was built using
Struts and Tiles, but the tiles are not defined in Tiles XML, instead
there are
Thank you very much, it works fine!
"Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 27.10.04 11:30:26:
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> You can put what ever you like in the tile attributes. I store the
> resource keys so that they can be looked up depending on locale.
>
> Example - using a welcome page and a v
It's actually pretty straightforward. Just define a "title" attribute in your
tiles-defs, as you would any other attribute. Override it for each page that requires
a different title. For example:
tiles-defs.xml:
*
You can put what ever you like in the tile attributes. I store the
resource keys so that they can be looked up depending on locale.
Example - using a welcome page and a view shopping cart page
In your tiles definition
welcome page:
...
shopping cart page:
...
In your template p
Hi all!
I have a small problem:
I am creating a web-application with struts, which contains many jsp-pages. At the
moment I use the concept copy & pasting the layout into each page. I read much about
including parts by jsp-commands, templates and tiles and try to use tiles. But I do
have one b
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