Display table tag in struts 2 - struts2

Question

<display:table export="true" id="data" name="${sessionScope.forbesList}"requestURI="">
<a href="#" rel="tooltip" content="<span>
Name:<s:property value="#data.rank" /><br/>
Email: <a><s:property value="#data.name" /></a><br/>
Phone:<s:property value="#data.age" /> </span>"> <display:column property="rank" title="Rank" sortable="true" /></a>
<display:column property="name" title="Name" sortable="true" />
<display:column property="age" title="Age" sortable="true" />
</display:table>
In Struts 2 I'm trying to use <s:property> tag inside <display :column> tag but I can only see the <display:column> values and not the values that I access with <s:property>. How to do it?

Answer 1

#1: Anchor (<A>) Tag does not have any content attribute.
Please refer to the documentation to see which attributes it supports and how to use them.
#2: in HTML, when putting the character " into an attribute of a Tag, you can:
substitute " with ', like in
myAttribute="this is 'right'" or
myAttribute='this is "right" too', or
encode the " with the html entity ", like in
myAttribute="this is "right""
You must encode the < and > too, with < (Less Than) or > (Greater Than).
#3: that said, you could put your HTML inside the Anchor Tag, in the place where it is supposed to be inserted, like :
<a href="#" rel="tooltip">
Name:<s:property value="#data.rank" />
</a>
but, in your case, you are injecting a lot of HTML, including another Anchor, that is not possible. I think you should simply use a div or something similar as a container, like:
<div rel="tooltip" >
<span>
Name:<s:property value="#data.rank" /><br/>
Email: <a><s:property value="#data.name" /></a><br/>
Phone:<s:property value="#data.age" />
</span>
</div>
Resolve this before worrying about DisplayTag
EDIT
#4
Change
<s:property value="#data.rank" />
(and all the other tags) to
<s:property value="#attr.data.rank" />
#attr is the OGNL used to access the pageContext,
if it is available, otherwise it searches request, session and application scopes.