Phil, it looks like you forgot to include the <%@ taglib %> in the page for
the Stripes taglib, or your tag is using the wrong prefix. The scriptlet is
executing but the tag isn't being interpreted and the JSP is just spitting
it out verbatim.
-Ben
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 11:37 AM, phil darley <[email protected]
> wrote:
> Hi Taras,
>
> Sorry for not been clear enough, it is a strange issue. Seems that
> putting a scriplet within a stripes tag is preventing the stripes tag
> from been rendered by Stripes.
>
> The type="radio" attribute which belongs to the input html tag is not
> been rendered in the HTML produced from a stripes:radio tag when a
> scriplet is put inside the value attribute. Example:
>
> JSP code:
>
> <stripes:radio name="tribeAccountNumber" value="<%="test"%>"/>
>
> Parsed HTML:
>
> <stripes:radio value="test" name="tribeAccountNumber" />
>
> Expected parsed HTML:
>
> <input value="test" type="radio" name="tribeAccountNumber" />
>
> Cheers,
> Phil
>
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