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Stephen, I have run into this with the option tag for a default value and ended up using an HTML option tag. My page looked something like: <html:select... <option value=""> ...</option> <html:options name="businessRulesBean" property="recentList"/> </html:select> I can't recall what was wrong with using the html:option tag in this case, but I am certain I tried it and it would not work. It is possible that it does a skip on the body although a quick look at the code says that shouldn't have been the case. David Morris >>> Gibson.Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 04/28/03 07:29AM >>> Greetings, I have issue I would like to see if anyone has run into. I am using Struts 1.1b3 and I am trying to load an array list as an html:select. I also want to default a value based on the user sign -in. When I execute this code, <bean:define id="claimSysID" name="culb" property="claimSystemID" type="java.lang.String"/> <bean:define id="claimName" name="culb" property="name" type="java.lang.String"/> <html:select property="coordinator" size="1"> <html:option value="<%= claimSysID %>"> <%= claimName %> </html:option> <html:options collection="claimsCoordinatorList" property="coordinatorID" labelProperty="coordinatorName" /> </html:select> The user name <%= claimName %> is displayed correctly but I get the literal value <%= claimSysID %> back as the selected option. How do i display a variable in the html:option value attribute? If I select a value from the list (from the html:options portion) everything works as expected. culb is the bean in the session that has the name and ID of the logged in user. Thanks, Stephen Gibson
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