I was trying to stay away from lots of conditionals on the html. (not that
they are bad, just my taste). Now with the last statement you gave, seems
quite a bit of work just to generate a link in java code. :) So I'm keeping
it simple for now and put the link on the html.
Thanks,
Amiel
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 11:43 PM, Chuck Hill <chil..lobal-village.net>wrote:
>
> On Feb 25, 2009, at 9:27 PM, amiel montecillo wrote:
>
> Hi List,
>>
>> This maybe a very simple question but is escaping me.
>>
>> How do I embed a hyperlink in one of my error messages ?
>>
>> The situation is that, when a validation fails (e.g. required field not
>> supplied by user), an error message is displayed like:
>>
>> Invalid username/password. Register now! <- I'd like this to be a
>> hyperlink to one of my pages in a wonder application.
>>
>> The error message is generated in my java class.
>>
>
> Why not put it in the page?
>
> <webobject name="HasBadLoginMessageConditional">
> <webobject name="BadLoginMessageString">
> <webobject name="RegisterNowHyperLink">
> </webobject name="HasBadLoginMessageConditional">
>
> Otherwise, you will need to add a direct action, use WOContext to generate
> a direct action URL, and form the link in code.
>
> Chuck
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