Hello,
First of all, thanks a lot for your answer. That’s a great product with an even better support!! 
Concerning my questions:
Sort in fillselect
I have followed your advices and it works fine. I attach to this reply my new code of FillSelectTag.java. As Java programming is only one of my 158.235 daily duties
I really appreciate your censorship/blessing about the changes. (I have use TreeMap for the sorting, so JDK1.2 is needed. I hope that won´t be a problem)
Hints how to use fillselect in an edit field
The easy way I have found to avoid the non well-formed xml is to substitute the HTML serializer for a XHTML serializer. So in HtmlStringParser.java I have change:
public String toHtml() throws IOException {
StringWriter sw=new StringWriter();
//new HTMLSerializer(sw, new OutputFormat()).serialize(root);
new XHTMLSerializer(sw, new OutputFormat()).serialize(root);
//return sw.toString().substring(110);
return sw.toString().substring(117);
}
That solves partially (see later) the problem, but I am not sure if collateral effects will arise.
spanish accutes
The offending characters is in the content:
BELGIUM
Bélgica
BE
BEL
056
when I do:
<bdm:fillselect module=“bdProp” schema=“country” value=“/country/code” text=“/country/name[2]” sort=“true”>
“Bélgica” return as “Bélgica” with the error:
<The entity “eacute” was referenced, but not declared.>
([WishList]: if we could use:
text=“/country/name[@lang=‘es’]”
would be great!!)
Regards,
Antonio
FillSelectTag.java (10.4 KB)
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