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thymleaf concatenation within th:text is overwriting previous value
2019 Community Moderator Election<option value=“value1,value2”> in Thymleaf@Value is null in thymleaf viewThymleaf: load the previous password into an inputthymleaf map within a map value (nested map)Thymeleaf th:text displaying wrong value on encoded parameterNot able to load partial templates using ThymleafHow can I display the current logged in User with Spring Boot Thymeleaf?Setting multiple variable value and perform subtraction in thymleafThymleaf : Get value into matching listHow can i go to next line inside the th:text in Thymleaf?
I wanted to concatenate two string variable. The requirement is very simple depend on condition i just have to concatenate a static string "Out of office". However when it get rendered only "out of office" is getting displayed and not previous variable values like first and last name. any idea?
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':''"/>
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I wanted to concatenate two string variable. The requirement is very simple depend on condition i just have to concatenate a static string "Out of office". However when it get rendered only "out of office" is getting displayed and not previous variable values like first and last name. any idea?
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':''"/>
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Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the!=comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
Just wrap the last part in()that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39
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I wanted to concatenate two string variable. The requirement is very simple depend on condition i just have to concatenate a static string "Out of office". However when it get rendered only "out of office" is getting displayed and not previous variable values like first and last name. any idea?
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':''"/>
spring-boot thymeleaf
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I wanted to concatenate two string variable. The requirement is very simple depend on condition i just have to concatenate a static string "Out of office". However when it get rendered only "out of office" is getting displayed and not previous variable values like first and last name. any idea?
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':''"/>
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Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the!=comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
Just wrap the last part in()that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39
add a comment |
1
Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the!=comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
Just wrap the last part in()that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.
– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39
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Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the
!= comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the
!= comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
Just wrap the last part in
() that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39
Just wrap the last part in
() that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39
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Like this:
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + (assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':'')"/>
You can improve the formatting with th:with, inlining, and javabean formatting as well. Something like one of these:
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile" th:text="$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName + (profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? ' (Out of office)' : '')">
or (w/Thymeleaf 3)
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile">
[[$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName]]
[[$profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? '(Out of office)' : '']]
</option>
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Like this:
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + (assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':'')"/>
You can improve the formatting with th:with, inlining, and javabean formatting as well. Something like one of these:
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile" th:text="$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName + (profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? ' (Out of office)' : '')">
or (w/Thymeleaf 3)
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile">
[[$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName]]
[[$profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? '(Out of office)' : '']]
</option>
answered Mar 7 at 15:46
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Like this:
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + (assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':'')"/>
You can improve the formatting with th:with, inlining, and javabean formatting as well. Something like one of these:
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile" th:text="$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName + (profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? ' (Out of office)' : '')">
or (w/Thymeleaf 3)
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile">
[[$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName]]
[[$profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? '(Out of office)' : '']]
</option>
answered Mar 7 at 15:46
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Like this:
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + (assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':'')"/>
You can improve the formatting with th:with, inlining, and javabean formatting as well. Something like one of these:
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile" th:text="$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName + (profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? ' (Out of office)' : '')">
or (w/Thymeleaf 3)
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile">
[[$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName]]
[[$profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? '(Out of office)' : '']]
</option>
answered Mar 7 at 15:46
MetroidsMetroids
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Like this:
<option th:text="$assignee.getUserProfile().getFirstName() + ' ' + assignee.getUserProfile().getLastName() + (assignee.getUserProfile().getOutOfOfficeApproval() != null? '(Out of office)':'')"/>
You can improve the formatting with th:with, inlining, and javabean formatting as well. Something like one of these:
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile" th:text="$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName + (profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? ' (Out of office)' : '')">
or (w/Thymeleaf 3)
<option th:with="profile=$assignee.userProfile">
[[$profile.firstName + ' ' + profile.lastName]]
[[$profile.outOfOfficeApproval != null? '(Out of office)' : '']]
</option>
answered Mar 7 at 15:46
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Add parenthesis around the statement. Currently the whole concatted String is used for the
!=comparison. Also you might want to do this in your controller instead of your view and fill a boolean or the message in there.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:22
@M.Deinum Can you please show me how to write that parenthesis around the statement which you are talking about?
– user11073869
Mar 7 at 8:34
Just wrap the last part in
()that should do the trick, but as suggested I would move this logic to the controller instead of starting to program in HTML templates.– M. Deinum
Mar 7 at 8:39