Why not just have html:div and html:span tags then, to stay in line
with the spec?
On 11/22/06, Martin Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What I was thinking of was a tag that you could wrap around other content to
provide an error style, instead of applying the style to arbitrary other
tags such as a label tag. I don't have a great name for such a tag, but
here's the rough idea:
<html:block property="firstName" styleClass="normalStyle"
errorStyleClass="errorStyle">
<label for="firstName">First Name</label>
</html:block>
This would render as a div or span (we'd probably need an attribute to
specify which) and with the appropriate style depending on the validity of
the specified property. This way, you can wrap whatever you want with this
tag, be it a label, the text element itself, or whatever, and the contents
will pick up the style from that container.
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