sounds like we need a jsp version of cf_bodycontent....
I've kind of hashed one up, but it doesn't work too well...

What it should do is everything between the tag is returned as a variable,
but not actually output to screen (or buffer?).
eg if the template is:

<!------------------------------------------->
<jsp_bodycontent return="myvar">
   some text
</jsp_bodycontent>

some other text
<%= myvar %>
<!------------------------------------------->


Then what appears on the page is:

some other text
some text

Does that make sense?
The problem i found with the tag i wrote was that if i included a file
within the tag, then the contents of the included file were not captured my
mytag.generated content....

Bert

ps apologies for cross post but it seems appropriate


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Regina Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27 April 2001 15:37
> To: JRun-Talk
> Subject: Equivalent of <cfhtmlhead>?
> 
> 
> speaking of equivalent to a cf tag...
> Here's one that's stumped me.  I'm trying to replicate the 
> functionality of
> <cfhtmlhead>.  So basically, I need to create a custom tag 
> that when called,
> will modify the <head> tag of the calling jsp.  The problem 
> is that the
> <head> tag in the calling jsp occurs before the custom tag.  
> So how can I go
> back and modify something that's already been done?  Here's 
> an example of
> what the calling jsp would look like:
> <html>
> <head></head>
> <body>
> <mytaglib:mytag/>
> </body>
> and what i want to do inside the custom tag is manipulate the 
> html <head>
> tag to contain a few lines of javascript.  But how do you 
> manipulate content
> that comes BEFORE the call to the custom tag?  
> I've come up with a very dirty solution that involves 
> creating a new jsp,
> copying the contents of the old jsp to the new jsp, and then 
> modifying the
> <head> tag during the copy.  But that opens up a whole new 
> bag of worms.   
> Anyone have any other ideas???
> thx
> 
>
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