> Surrounding it with dollar signs should make the template code > editable in an existing javascript IDE, right?
I would suggest Craig's other choice of @@ instead of $. This would eliminate any potential confusion about whether the $ is related to an EL expression. > As for the dataTable issues, I would say that that would just have to > be a limitation of the tag. If you can't assign an id to the > UIComponent within the same namingcontainer as your <x:script>, then > you just can't use it. In this case, you would have to include your > javascript within a custom component that is not reliant on an id. I think this answers one of the questions I just asked. You will only be able to use this if the javascript is in the same naming container as your component. I guess this means that you cannot have your javascript in a separate page from your component then (ex. scripts/foo.js) unless you do a static include ... As for the UIData issue, perhaps this could be solved by approach #2? sean
