<select id="ordersSelect" class="drop-down" onchange="somemethod()">
<c:forEach items="${orders}" var="order" varStatus="orderStatus">
<option value="${order.id}"> ${order.publicId} </option>
</c:forEach>
</select>
I have the above peice of code in a JSP page, that receives a list of Orders and each order has some information, the particular information that I want to display in a SELECT field is the publicId.
The problem is that, on display there is only one OPTION in the SELECT and the rest of the order's publicId s are displayed as normal text below the SELECT box and not an OPTION to select. I found out that the public开发者_如何学运维Id actually contains a String like A10/0001/0 and that is the character "/" is most probably causing the problem.Any solutions/suggestion/ideas?
This is more likely caused by a doublequote "
in the option value. At any way, you need to escape HTML entities. You can use JSTL's fn:escapeXml()
for this.
<%@ taglib prefix="fn" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/functions" %>
...
<option value="${fn:escapeXml(order.id)}">${fn:escapeXml(order.publicId)}</option>
I'm not sure that is the problem. I have created the following static HTML and it works in Firefox and Internet Explorer 8.
<select id="ordersSelect" class="drop-down" onchange="somemethod()">
<option value="A100/000/00">A100/000/00</option>
<option value="A100/000/00">A100/000/00</option>
<option value="A100/000/00">A100/000/00</option>
</select>
Feel free to let me know what browser you are using and maybe post the "final" html output of your page.
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