JSP StyleID clarification

saigowthami

Hi,

In my JSP I am trying to add a field with a check box option. I am modifying the existing code.

Existing Code is,

<tr>
    <td class="right">
        <signifo:label key="vendor.title"/> Enabled
    </td>
    <td class="left">
        <html:checkbox property="vendorEnabled" styleId="vendorchkbx" onclick="isVendorEnabled(this);"/>
        <html:hidden property="vendorEnabled" value="false"/>
    </td>
</tr>

Modified one is

<tr>
<td class="right">
<signifo:label key="duplicatecheck.title"/> Enabled
</td>
<td class="left">
<html:checkbox property="duplicateCheckEnabled" styleId="duplicatechkbx"/>
</td>
</tr>

In modified one, styleId is duplicatechkbx, please tell me where this might be assigned as check box?
In any Java script or CSS??

I have no idea.. please somebody help.

Shubhashish_Mandal

styleId is similar as id in normal HTML, to uniquely identified the element

Regards Shubhashish

saigowthami

Ya that is fine. That is ID only. what I am asking is, I should assign the label with checkbox option. But instead of giving as input type, as shown in existing code snippet, there is a styleId 'vendorchkbox' right. Where this might be assigned as checkbox? that place I want to know to create new checkbox with another field.

Lost User

saigowthami wrote:

In any Java script or CSS??

Then why have you posted this in the Java forum?

Use the best guess

saigowthami

I have seen for JSP or JS discussion forum here in code project. I dint get it so asked here.

Lost User

There is nothing about Java in your question. Please use the Javascript or CSS forums.

Use the best guess

Prasad Khandekar

I am thinking that the code posted is for a jsp page using struts library. To answer your question the modified code will render the checkbox with id as duplicatechkbx. The checkbox will be either checked or unchecked based on the value of duplicateCheckEnabled property of the form bean. Regards,

Prasad P. Khandekar Knowledge exists, man only discovers it.

Shubhashish_Mandal

You should read this. This might help you to understand how "tld" works.

Regards Shubhashish