inputCalendar forEach calling a exception

I'm receiving an exception with the code below.

<c:forEach var="calculoNotaUnidade" varStatus="counter" items="#{ configuracoesAva.calculoNotaUnidades }">
<tr>
<td>
<t:inputCalendar id="${ counter.count }" value="#{ calculoNotaUnidade.dataFinalizacaoUnidade }" style="z-index:999;" popupButtonStyle="z-index:0;" renderAsPopup="true" renderPopupButtonAsImage="true" size="10" onkeypress="return (formataData(this,event));" maxlength="10" title="Data de Finalização">
<f:convertDateTime pattern="dd/MM/yyyy" />
</t:inputCalendar>
</td>
</tr>
</c:forEach>


The exception is:

The exception it is called because my inputCalendar ID is wrong (and I don't know how to fix it).

When I don't put any ID, the page is loaded, but the inputCalendars doesn't work.

inputCalendars

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3 Answers
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try this id="id_<c:out value="${counter.count}"/>"

id="id_<c:out value="${counter.count}"/>"

JSF does not accept expression variable to set the ID. By the time that JSF prepares the HTML, it should already have the value available to generate the HTML, which is obviously not this case.

BTW, you shouldn't need to include the ID manually to set the index. JSF will do it automatically for you, for example this snippet:

<ui:repeat id="test" value="#{bean.collection}" var="item">
<p:inputText id"testInput" value="#{bean.inputValue}"/>
</ui:repeat>


The HTML generated will be like this (assuming that the variable bean.collection has 3 records):

<input id="id:0:testInput"></input>
<input id="id:1:testInput"></input>
<input id="id:2:testInput"></input>


As you can see, the index is already appended to the HTML id, so this means that you actually does not need the logic you are trying to apply, because JSF does this automatically for you.

I'm pretty sure your jstl c:foreach is not working looking at your stacktrace. Try to get that worling by e.g. looking at the namespace etc . And iven if you do get it working, your ID's cannot start with a digit. Prepend them with an allowed prefix.

c:foreach

id="c_${counter.count}"


and try a # instead of an $

See also:

"c_${counter.count}"

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