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Struts2 - if tag - OR condition

 
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There is some thing wrong with the S:IF which I am not aware of, please let me know if you know what is wrong here.

Thank you for your time
 
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got rid of '' for 1 and 2 and it works
 
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Yeah, if they're not strings, shouldn't be quoted. And if they *are* strings, see:

http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/why-wont-the-if-tag-evaluate-a-one-char-string.html
 
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David Newton wrote:Yeah, if they're not strings, shouldn't be quoted. And if they *are* strings, see:

http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/why-wont-the-if-tag-evaluate-a-one-char-string.html



OGNL : Another interesting thing

Note: For any of the tags that use lists (select probably being the most ubiquitous), which uses the OGNL list
notation (see the "months" example above), it should be noted that the map key created (in the months example,
the '01', '02', etc.) is typed. '1' is a char, '01' is a String, "1" is a String. This is important since if
the value returned by your "value" attribute is NOT the same type as the key in the "list" attribute, they
WILL NOT MATCH, even though their String values may be equivalent. If they don't match, nothing in your list
will be auto-selected.
 
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