El Expression using AND or OR

[patrickmadden.patrickmadden.clooster.com]

Hi,

I have a question related to using AND or OR in El Expressions. For example:

<s:div rendered="(#{not empty result.uncPathForMozilla}) and (#{not requestBean.internetExplorerRequest})">
...
</s:div>

It gets parsed correctly and I believe I saw this was legal in the unified el spec.

Does anyone have any idea if this is valid or not?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

PVM

[keithnaas]

PVM, I think you might want to use this instead.  The entire expression is evaluated to get the boolean. 

<s:div rendered="#{not empty result.uncPathForMozilla and not requestBean.internetExplorerRequest)}">
...
</s:div>

Keith

[patrickmadden.patrickmadden.clooster.com]

Thanks Keith!

That did the trick. I greatly appreciate it. I've been looking for that for a while.

Just one thing for others who may need this. I originally had () around the two expressions. In Keith's gracious fix for me he forgot to remove the one remaining bracket at the end so it didn't parse correctly. The actual working expression is as follows:

<s:div rendered="#{not empty result.uncPathForMozilla and not requestBean.internetExplorerRequest}">
...
</s:div>

Thanks again,

PVM

[keithnaas]

Doh!  Yet another example of paired programming saving the day ... haha

Keith