Hi Pawel,
Thanks for the suggestion. <s:checkbox> draws a table row
so one can't really put anything outside of it and still
have it rendered next to the checkbox.
I ended up just rendering that particular checkbox myself
using standard JSP and HttpServletRequest, doing things the
"old fashioned" way. :)
- David -
On 06/26/2010 01:04 AM, Paweł Wielgus wrote:
Hi David,
try:
<s:checkbox name="..." value="..."> I agree to< a href="...">terms of
service</ a> </s:checkbox>
I don't remeber if it will work in struts2
but if not You can always use theme="simple" and no label at all in
s:checkbox and add text after checkbox in any form You like.
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2010/6/24 David Lu<str...@lululand.com>:
Hi All,
As part of a registration form, I want to have a checkbox that
lets the user agree to some terms:
( ) I agree to the _Terms of Service_
Where _Terms of Service_ should be a link to another page
with some legal mumbo jumbo.
The obvious code is:
<s:checkbox label="I agree to the<a href='legal.html'>Terms of Service</a>"
name="agreeToTerms"/>
Unfortunately the HTML for<a> is encoded and rendered as code,
rather than as HTML:
( ) I agree to the<a href='legal.html'>Terms of Service</a>
Viewing the source shows that< and> have been changed to
< and>, respectively.
Is there a way to tell struts not to use the label text as-is?
- David -
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