Thank you Dale!
Dale Newfield schrieb:
Kropp, Henning wrote:
I must add that s:set printed out the string as well. I am not quit
sure if its supposed to, but it did.
I glossed over this--I wouldn't use s:set here, but rather c:set.
Neither one should print the value (are you sure you didn't
Kropp, Henning wrote:
I must add that s:set printed out the string as well. I am not quit sure
if its supposed to, but it did.
I glossed over this--I wouldn't use s:set here, but rather c:set.
Neither one should print the value (are you sure you didn't do that for
debugging inside your custom
Dale Newfield schrieb:
Kropp, Henning wrote:
I figured it out. I used for this. Thanks.
That will only work if the value you're trying to pass is a string.
It might also add whitespace to either end of that value (due to the
whitespace inside your s:set
Kropp, Henning wrote:
I figured it out. I used for this. Thanks.
That will only work if the value you're trying to pass is a string.
It might also add whitespace to either end of that value (due to the
whitespace inside your s:set tag.
Why not pass the
Hi,
I figured it out. I used for this. Thanks.
regards
Kropp, Henning schrieb:
Hi List,
I am new to struts2. I iterate over a list of strings. Every string in
that list is supposed to be executed by a custom tag. I tried it in
many fashions but its
Hi List,
I am new to struts2. I iterate over a list of strings. Every string in
that list is supposed to be executed by a custom tag. I tried it in many
fashions but its not working. I am only able to give over the whole list
as a string with:
How to I get the value into my custom tag?
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