DO NOT REPLY [Bug 18015] - [taglib] New custom tag to write forms' properties

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------- Additional Comments From stewart.cambridge@gmail.com  2005-10-18 21:39 -------
(In reply to comment #0)
I came to this page by googling for <html:label because I wanted (and thought it
might be implemented) a taglib tag for rendering the normal HTML tag <label
for="control's id">Some text</label> but where I could set for="" using EL.
IE, HTML has this ability:
<label for="checkbox1">Check Me!</label>
<input type="checkbox" value="yes" id="checkbox1"/>

And I wanted to do:
<label for="${dynamic_id}">Check Me!</label>
<input type="checkbox" value="yes" id="${dynamic_id}"/>

However, the functionality you are discussing has nothing to do with the HTML
<label> tag.
I can see this discussion is old, and I'm not on Strust 1.2.7 where
errorStyle="" is now implemented, so maybe my point is pointless, but:
Don't use <html:label> for anything other than rendering the normal <label> !!

Is it obvious why?

Stewart Cambridge
stewart.cambridge@gmail.com



> It would be useful to have a tag that just writes a form's value.
> We already have one:
> 
> <html:hidden property="foo" write="true" />
...
> Maybe the tag could be something like:
> 
> <html:label property="foo" />
... 
> Leonardo

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