There is something very strange going on with EcsScreenElement. Somehow its
markup is being put into the output stream in the wrong place. I have no
idea what is wrong, but here is a test case to show the problem.
First take the file default.jsp (from WEB-INF\templates\jsp\html) and strip
out all the extra formatting until you have this:
<%@ taglib uri='../../tld/template.tld' prefix='jetspeed' %>
<html>
<head>
<base href="<jetspeed:uriLookup type="BaseURL" />">
<link href="css/default.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="top_default.jsp"
loggedInTemplate="top_loggedIn.jsp" />
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="left.jsp" />
<jetspeed:ecsscreen />
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="bottom.jsp" />
</body>
</html>
The page will display correctly, just not very pretty. Now insert some
markup in between the <jetpseed:> tags, like this:
...
<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="top_default.jsp"
loggedInTemplate="top_loggedIn.jsp" />
<p>Hello 1</p>
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="left.jsp" />
<p>Hello 2</p>
<jetspeed:ecsscreen />
<p>Hello 3</p>
<jetspeed:jetspeedNavigation defaultTemplate="bottom.jsp" />
</body>
...
When the page is displayed, you will see that Hello 2 and Hello 3 are both
BELOW the ecscreen output, and when you view source from your browser, the
markup is definitely wrong. I noticed this because I was trying to make a
very elaborate page layout, but the tables were not coming out right. I'm
not sure why it appears to work, maybe it's just the luck of how the tags
are nested in default.jsp.
The work around is the put the formatting tags inside the navigation files.
Carol
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