Yes I tried the following
but it doesnt work, also I gave multiple="true" that
also doenst work.
Thanks
--- Jeromy Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> tom tom wrote:
> > I have the following in the jsp
> >
> > >name="testForm.inputAnswer"
> >list="#ses
find my answers below
> You're trying to assign a String to an array which
> would give you an
> error
But it nicely work with S1 eventhough it has been left
in S2, I can't figure is out why these little features
are left over. It got lot of benefits,
for e.g if that feature there i can use t
tom tom wrote:
I have the following in the jsp
You're trying to assign a String to an array which would give you an
error if you were trying to do it in code. If you want the equivalent of
S1 functionality, you'll need to address the first element of the array.
I'm not 100% sure this wi
I have the following in the jsp
in the action class there is a instance variable
called testForm and inputAnswer is an array string[]
in the testForm.
I am reusing the inputAnswer for different UI tags,
for .e.g with checkboxes as well. Hence inputAnswer is
an array.
In struts 1.x for select I
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