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struts html:option problem

Posted on 2004-09-23

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Hai,

I have:

<html:select property="projects" multiple="" style="width:70%;">
<logic:iterate name="projekteAndAufgabe" id="projekt">
      <logic:iterate name="projekt" property="aufgabeViews" id="aufgabe">
       <html:option value="test">
      <bean:write name="projekt" property="projektNummer" />
     <bean:write name="projekt" property="bezeichnung" /> --
     <bean:write name="aufgabe" property="nummer" />
      <bean:write name="aufgabe" property="kurzBeschreibung" />
       </html:option>
      </logic:iterate>
<logic:iterate>
</html:select>

but i have the option value as "test", i want it to be replaced it with *bean content* which is present inside the option tag.

PS: I cannot use collections here.

Not sure if it is simple, but i go with maximum points since it is urgent. Any ideas ?

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by:zzynx

ID: 121321492004-09-23

FYI: http://archive.midrange.com/java400-l/200304/msg00124.html

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ID: 121322362004-09-23

Does this help?
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=nl&lr=&ie=UTF-8&threadm=865539cd.0310301145.7556349f%40posting.google.com&rnum=2&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Djava%2B%2522html:option%2Bvalue%2522%2Bbean%2Bvalue%2Bstruts%26hl%3Dnl%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26selm%3D865539cd.0310301145.7556349f%2540posting.google.com%26rnum%3D2

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by:ldbkutty

ID: 121323302004-09-23

>> Does this help?
YES !!! :-)

For future reference, i will post the solution here:

<html:select property="projects" multiple="" style="width:70%;" styleClass="zeiterfassung_data">
                                                                  <logic:iterate name="projekteAndAufgabe" id="projekt">
                                                                        <logic:iterate name="projekt" property="aufgabeViews" id="aufgabe">
                                                                              <html:option value="${projekt.projektNummer} -- ${aufgabe.nummer}">
                                                                              <bean:write name="projekt" property="projektNummer" />
                                                                              <bean:write name="projekt" property="bezeichnung" /> --
                                                                              <bean:write name="aufgabe" property="nummer" />
                                                                              <bean:write name="aufgabe" property="kurzBeschreibung" />
                                                                              </html:option>
                                                                        </logic:iterate>
                                                                  </logic:iterate>

                                                            </html:select>

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by:zzynx

ID: 121323442004-09-23

>>>> Does this help?
>>YES !!! :-)

:°)))

Thanks for accepting

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