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Code optimization for html:option tag

 
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Hi,
I would like to optimize the following code :

<html:select property="selectedItem">
<html ption value="1">show topics for last 1 day</html ption>
<html ption value="2">show topics for last 2 day</html ption>
<html ption value="3">show topics for last 3 day</html ption>
<html ption value="4">show topics for last 4 day</html ption>
<html ption value="5">show topics for last 5 day</html ption>
<html ption value="6">show topics for last 6 day</html ption>
:
:
:
<html ption value="31">show topics for last 31 days</html ption>
</html:select>

If you have any suggestions, please let me know
regards
sudha
 
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You may try the following, if you have the option of using <html-el:xxxx> tags -


[ August 30, 2007: Message edited by: Bhaskar Reddy ]
 
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You can create an array of LabelValueBeans and use html:optionsCollection:

Action Class:

JSP:
 
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