Based on the discussions, I propose the following additional tag
libraries then:
<html:span> and <html:div> that will output their respective HTML tags.
These tags will be tied to a specified name/property, have their
errorStyleXXX properties available, and an optional flag to skip the
body if there is no error:
<html:span property="firstName" errorStyle="error">
<label>First Name</label>
</html:span>
should output on an error:
<span class="error"><label>First Name</label></span>
But perhaps you want to output some prolog after the label on an error:
<label>First Name
<html:span property="firstName" errorStyle="error"
errorSkip="true">(oops)</html:span>
</label>
This will only output "(oops)" inside the label if the firstName
property is in error.
Is this acceptable? Feedback desired.
Paul
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