My pages are laid out in the following fashion:
standard.jsp
- Include header
- Include menu
- Include content
Where standard.jsp is given a page path as an argument. The pages it
loads are more jsp pages. For instance:
standard.jsp?page=index
- include /pages/index/header.jsp
- include /pages/index/menu.jsp
- include /pages/index/content.jsp
Locally, this works fine. The page displays as I would expect it to.
However, when deployed, I get very strange behaviour. All of the
included jsp pages still contain code in <% %>'s! It truly is
frustrating, as my design prevents an enormous amount of duplicate
code and if I can't use jsp:include, I'll have to change everything.
An example:
-- Local --
function collapseAllThreads()
{
toggleThreadDisplay("ahl1b2ZzLWZyZWV0aG91Z2h0LWFsbGlhbmNlcgoLEgRQb3N0GBcM");
toggleThreadDisplay("ahl1b2ZzLWZyZWV0aG91Z2h0LWFsbGlhbmNlcgoLEgRQb3N0GBwM");
}
-- Deployed --
function collapseAllThreads()
{
<%
for (Key threadKey :
ForumService.getKeysOfAllRepliesToPost(ForumService.getForumKey()))
{
%>
toggleThreadDisplay("<%=KeyFactory.keyToString(threadKey)%>");
<%
}
%>
}
Why is this happening?
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