> Thats very strange because the error your getting is when it
> looks for errors under the "message" key - which happens when
> message="true" is set - otherwise it should look under the
> "error" key. What happens if you set <html-el:errors
> message="false"/>?
>
> Also are you sure there are no other <html:errors/> or
> <html-el:errors/> tags on yor page that could be causing this?
The "errors" tag doesn't have a "message" attribute. I tried this:
<html-el:messages message="false" id="msg" footer="msg.footer"
header="msg.header">
<c:out value="${msg}"/>
</html-el:messages>
And got the same message, regarless of whether the "message" attribute
was set to "false" or omitted.
There's no other "errors" or "messages" tag in the page. It's an error
reporting page, very short.
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Tim Slattery
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