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I have a template that exists under views/dashboard/_myTemplate.gsp and from the DashboardController I can simply call render template:'myTemplate' and all is well. I have a need to render this template from a different controller but the render method doesn't allow you to specify a controller and I can't seem to figure out how to define the path at which the template exists for the render to work correctly. Is this even possible? You do it by controller name: render(template:'/dashboard/myTemplate') 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3160367/grails-render-template-different-controller

Is there a way to break out of a <g:each>? I have a page wherein I'm iterating through a list and I have to make sure that a checkbox is checked if that was the value stored in DB. To make it a little clearer, please consider something like: <g:each in=${list1}> <g:each in=${list2}> <g:if test="${list1.id == list2.id}"> <input type="checkbox" ... checked="checked" /> </if> </g:each> ... </g:each> where list1 is, say Domain1.list() (i.e. ALL possible values) and list2 is Domain2.find(...) (i.e. SELECTED values) In the g:each, I need to display ALL of list1 (hence, the "..." after the inner each

Full context: I'm trying to process multiple files using a grails Application. The code I will display comes from the post-processing page where it gives information about the files processed. My initial sense was to use code like this: <table> <tr> <th>Parsed from Excel:</th> <th>Uploaded to DS:</th> <th>File Name:</th> <th>Size:</th> </tr> <tr> <g:each in="${fileContents}" var="item"> <td>${item}</td> </g:each> <%-- <td>${fileContents.ExcelRows?.encodeAsHTML()}</td> <td>${fileContents.policies?.encodeAsHTML()}</td> <td>${fileContents.originalFileName?.encodeAsHTML()}</td> <td>${fileContents

i am new to grails and i want to use a method from a specific controller in my index.gsp In Index.gsp i tried <g:each in="${MyController.myList}" var="c"> <p>${c.name}</p> </g:each> but it says that the property is not available. MyController contains a property like: def myList = { return [My.findAll() ] } What am i doing wrong? Is there a good tutorial about the communication between the grails-parts? Or is there a better way to get information printed via gsp? Thanks ataylor Generally, when using the Model-View-Controller pattern, you don't want your view to know anything about controllers.

What is the reason to use g:textField in Grails if you're already familiar with standard HTML form tags? If I understand correctly the following two markup alternatives are equivalent: <input type="text" name="name" value="${params.name}" id="name" /> <g:textField name="name" value="${params.name}" /> Are there any circumstances under which using g:textField would add value? Am I missing something? The textField tag is provided as a convenience (slightly shorter than writing the HTML input) and is there to provide a full set of form tags. Personally I prefer to write as much plain HTML as

It has been a long while since I have really worked with J2EE so please excuse my ignorance. My recent engagement in a Grails project has peaked my interest in Java once more and especially in Grails as it makes building web applications on the Java platform fun again. That being said, I would like an expert to comment on the following requirement that I have for an application built using Grails: The Design Team (web designers) require access to the GSP pages and edit the view files (layouts, templates, etc.) without bothering the development team (software developers). This scenario can take