I'm using html:error to put an error message next to a form field that must not be blank. But the message is rendered with quotation marks around it. I don't want quotation marks. Am I doing something I shouldn't, or is there any way to turn this behavior off?
My JSP looks like this:
<thead> <th><html:text name="myName" property="name" size="40"/></th> <th><html:errors property="myName" /></th> </thead>
The resulting HTML looks like this:
<thead> <th><input type="text" name="name" size="40" value=""></th> <th>"The 'Name' field is required"</th> </thead>
My Form.validate() ================== ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors(); if (getMyName() == null || getMyName().length < 1) { errors.add("myName", new ActionError("err.name.required", "Name"); } return errors;
My Application.Properties file ============================== err.name.required=The '{0}' field is required
Thanks -- bOOyah
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