I have a really strange problem, following attribute of a jsp tag
<custom:tag onclick="addBid('<%= container_index + "string" %>'开发者_Go百科);" />
cannot be processed by jsp compiler
20:18:00,374 ERROR [render_portlet_jsp:154] org.apache.jasper.JasperException: /WEB-INF/jsp/customers/abcd.jsp(146,107) equal symbol expected
at org.apache.jasper.compiler.DefaultErrorHandler.jspError(DefaultErrorHandler.java:40)
Simply if there are double quotes around " '<%= %>' "
, they cannot be again inside " '<%= " " %>' "
On the other hand, if it was in a html element :
<input id="bid" onclick="addBid('<%= container_index + "string" %>');" />
It works fine
Please don't tell me that I should use tag libraries for that... :-)
First of all in a JSP the
<%=varName%>
scriptlet means: change the line a) with
varName.toString()
So it is strange that You want to output a variable whos name is not known.
It is like in Java You would write
String aVariableString = "test String";
System.out.println(aVariable+"String");
This has no sense.
However I can imagine a similar code to Yours depending on situation:
If just once appears, I would do in the following way:
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" prefix="c" %>
<!-- head, or anything You want -->
<script>
function addBid(){
var bidId = document.getElementById("bidId").value;
// do whatever with bidId
}
</script>
<input type="hidden" id="bidId" value="<c:out value=${containerIndexes[knownIndex]}" />
<custom:tag onclick="addBid();" />
Of course usually we need theese data in a loop, so code changes:
<c:forEach var="bid" items="${bids}">
<c:out value=${bid.name} /> <custom:tag onclick="addBid(${bid.index});" />
</c:foreach>
and the iterable with name bids contains objects of type bid which at least has the
getName()
and
getIndex()
methods.
If You want to append in JSP a custom string, then should work the
<custom:tag onclick="addBid('${bid.index} whatever string you want here');" />
If we assume an index of 12, this outputs something like:
<whateverCustomTagDoes onClick="addBid('12 whatever string you want here') />
If You still want to use scriptlet (which is not recommended in JSP) with Your example and in fact the intention was to append a string to an existing value (not building variable on the fly -like JavaScript eval-) then an answer could be:
<custom:tag onclick="addBid('<%=container_index%>string');" />
Your custom tag might not have el expression enabled. Check the config file
onclick="addBid('<%out.print(container_index + "string");%>');"
The simplest way to concatenate strings and store result to variable:
<c:set var="foo">
${var1 == true ? 'hello' : ''}
${var2 == true ? ' world' : ''}
</c:set>
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