Yeah, I actually use that in some places, but it is a bit harder to read with pages that have a lot of tags. Actually, the whole page is tags with very little HTML and everything that is text is in resource bundles. Using that syntax doesn't really bother in when used sparsely, but with hunderds of JSP, it gets a bit gruesome as time goes on and pages change. "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One textual approach to minimizing the extra newlines (I would > not recommend this -- they don't bother me, but they might bother > you):
> <c:choose><c:when> > ... > </c:when><c:when> > ... > </c:when><c:otherwise> > ... > </c:otherwise></c:choose> > Craig I almost prefer patching JSPC or writing a pre-processor for JSPC than use tricks to get around extra "\r\n". peter --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now
