Re: drop down links.

On 5/19/06, Abhimanyu Koul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi! I am using drop down menus using javascript im my application. i want to know how can we use in those cases for the individual entry of the drop down menu. since it doesn't use any You'd be better off having an actual link for spiders

Validation Problem

Hi, I am trying to check one of my forms for valid data. To do so, I check the fields with a validation-main.xml Everything seems to work as expected. Until I added this field . min0 max999 test ((

RE: Validation Problem

>If fails, because the test line for validwhen is not wellformed, because of >this comparation >(*this* < 300) It works fine with a check for greaterThan, but it fails with the above lowerThan... >Any Idea how I could change it to make it work ?? >Rgds >Albi I changed this (*this* < 300) To

RE: Validation Problem

Remember that your validation rules are written in XML, so you must follow XML rules: escape less-than signs, greater-than, and ampersand. If you don't like this, you can always wrap them in CDATA sections: --- Albrecht Leiprecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >If fails, because the test l

JSP TAG Issue - can't find bean in JSP!

Hello, I am trying to compare 2 values within a JSP using a logic:match tag as illustrated below: <% String menuRole = null; %> <% menuRole="SUPER" %> //note that LookupConstants.SUPER returns "SUPER". However, I get the following error whenever accessing the JSP:

Re: HELP:I've got a new problem when I tried to use struts-menu in my Tiles using display-tag.

Greg Ludington,you've got the point. I tested many times to find it is the CSS file that made the strange rim.The CSS files apply to all the pages using display-tag.I do NOT know how to limit the scope of the CSS files' application areas. I am trying eXtremeComponents following *David G

Re: JSP TAG Issue - can't find bean in JSP!

Straight from the doc- The tag perform a pattern matching operation on the variable specified in the tag where value would be some hardcoded string or you can compare to a property I am not familiar with the implementation of a bean (attribute) in the value clause Anyone else? Martin- This

Re: JSP TAG Issue - can't find bean in JSP!

I think the issue is the name attribute. Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Straight from the doc- The tag perform a pattern matching operation on the variable specified in the tag where value would be some hardcoded string or you can compare to a property I am not familiar with the imple

Re: HELP:I've got a new problem when I tried to use struts-menu in my Tiles using display-tag.

You are not going to adjust the scope of a css file, but you will have to change your HTML to give the browser some means of telling your two tables apart, and then adjust your css accordingly. Most often, this is done by putting a class on the html, e.g. . Then, your css could be: td.menuCla

Team development with Eclipse and CVS

Hi, Here is one of the good links for using CVs with Eclipse https://eclipse-tutorial.dev.java.net/eclipse-tutorial/part2.html Try this out and help others to make life easy. Kind regards, Rakesh Bhat

Re: HELP:I've got a new problem when I tried to use struts-menu in my Tiles using display-tag.

*Greg Ludington* ,thanks for your particular advice. I continue to discuss this topic because the deadline of my little project is coming to hand in to my tutor. You way seems to be awesome .However,the display-tag uses css file (*.css) and I should import those four css files into my page for

Re: JSP TAG Issue - can't find bean in JSP!

Can Anyone tell me If I can compare my hardcoded value to a variable as I'm doing here. J Gotsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I am trying to compare 2 values within a JSP using a logic:match tag as illustrated below: name="" value=""> //note that LookupConstants.SUPER returns "SUPER