>>>>> "Wendy" == Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Wendy> Can you nest <c:forEach> tags? I can't find an example of it, and it's not
Wendy> working for me.
Wendy> <c:forEach items="${itemList}" var="item">
Wendy> <hr>
Wendy> <c:out value="${item.id}"/>. <c:out value="${item.text}"/><br>
Wendy> <c:forEach items="${item.options}" var="option" />
Wendy> <c:out value="${option.text}"/>
Wendy> </c:forEach>
Wendy> <c:out value="${item.answer}"/><br>
Wendy> </c:forEach>
Wendy> The first </c:forEach> tag ends the loop.
Wendy> Should this be working? Does anyone see anything wrong with this?
The typo you refer to is in the first "<c:forEach>". The line ends with "/>".
That's why the second "</c:forEach>" ended up in the output.
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