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I’m having trouble landing on the correct file when I do a Ctrl+click on a tag name.
I’m basically trying to have two custom .tag files share the same taglib declaration.
meaning, I have a taglib.jsp:
<%@ taglib prefix="mytag" tagdir="/WEB-INF/tags/mytag"%> <%@ taglib prefix="mytag2" tagdir="/WEB-INF/tags/mytag2"%> <%@ taglib prefix="mytag3" tagdir="/WEB-INF/tags/mytag3"%>with this, the parent file ( parent.tag ) includes it so it doesn’t have to do 3 declarations.
<%@ include file="/WEB-INF/pages/includes/taglib.jsp"%> <div>Parent</div> <mytag:child/> <mytag2:child2/> <mytag3:child2/>then the child tag file ( child.tag ) also includes the same jsp file, so it doesn’t have to do 3 declarations either
<%@ include file="/WEB-INF/pages/includes/taglib.jsp"%> <div>Child</div> <mytag:child/> <mytag2:child2/> <mytag3:child2/>This works great and I end up with shared set of taglibs, which makes it easier when i need another custom tags.
However, the Ctrl+click (open file under cursor) doesn’t seem to play nicely and when I try to jump to the child.tag from parent.tag, the editor opens taglib.jsp instead.
In other words, when i’m under parent.tag, and I hold ctrl and hover over the child, trying to open child.tag, the editor opens up taglib.jsp because it picks up the include file.
<mytag:child/> (Ctrl+Clicking while hover “child” opens taglib.jsp)
The behavior I want is to open child.tagIs there a way to avoid this behavior?
I’d like to keep the current standard of having variety of tag file share the same taglibs so I have the ability to add a taglib to all those tag files if i need to in the future.
[/b]Maybe there’s an alternative to achieve the same effect?
I’m open to suggestions.Thanks
as an added note, ctrl+clicking works correctly when child.tag doesn’t have any includes.
<div>Child</div> <mytag:child/> <mytag2:child2/> <mytag3:child2/>which makes me wonder if this is a general bug, where ctrl+clicking any custom tag files with an <%@ include %> makes it open the included filed instead of the custom tag
minhur,
Sorry for the delayed response. I could not replicate this at my end using ME8.6. Even with the <%@ include %> directive, ctrl+click on the <mytag:child> opens the appropriate .tag file.
What is the version of MyEclipse that you are using?are you sure?
i’ve tried this on a fresh project and I’m experiencing the same issue.on a fresh web project
try creating a /WEB-INF/pages/include.jsp file:<div>include.jsp</div>then create a /WEB-INF/tags/foo.tag file:
<%@ include file="/WEB-INF/pages/include.jsp"%> <div>Foo.tag</div>modify index.jsp to this:
<%@ taglib prefix="tags" tagdir="/WEB-INF/tags"%> <html> <head></head> <body> <tags:foo></tags:foo> </body> </html>try ctrl+clicking on tags:foo, myeclipse will open include.jsp, not foo.tag
now try removing the <%@ include file=”/WEB-INF/pages/include.jsp”%> from foo.tag.
you’ll land on foo.tag.I was hoping this is fixed on beta 9 but it looks like it’s still happening.
Any word on if and when this will get addressed?I’ve upgraded to the latest myeclipse 9 but the issue is still happening.
Is it in the roadmap to fix this at all?
Are there any workaround I can do to jump to the correct file as needed?minhur,
We do have this issue filed as a bug and it is being investigated right now. If possible it will be fixed in an upcoming maintenance release against MyEclipse 9.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused, I will let you know when we have an update on this.
a similar issue to this was fixed recently.
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/ctrl-clicking-on-custom-tag-is-not-working-with-latest-me9/#post-322810Are there any plans to fix this any time soon?
