Hi Andrew, thanks for response. It's a pitty. We can't use facelets in our project currently.
There must be a way to use subviews without messing the things up without using facelets, or? On 5/20/06, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Facelets. Does includes very nicely (no subviews), is faster than JSP and you don't need verbatim tags. On 5/20/06, Chrisi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm driving crazy with myfaces: > > I've got an JSF page with the following content: > > <p> > Some HTML tags and text > </p> > <h:outputText value="And here JSF text" /> > > Let it run and you see > " > Some HTML tags and text > And here JSF text > " > on your browser. That's ok! > > > Now I wanna make some refactoring and like to put the > content into a subview. The content from above is inlcuded als follow: > > <f:subview id="test"> > <jsp:include page="test.jsp" /> > </f:subview> > > I let it run again and you see the output messed up (lines are not in order): > " > And here JSF text > Some HTML tags and text > " > > When putting <f:verbatim> or <t:htmlTag> around the HTML in the > subview it seems to work. > But that's no adequate way. It messes up you view-code and makes it unreadable! > > Why is there a different behavior in subview vs. views? > > What is the way to go????? > > > > Thanks and Greetings > Chrisi >
-- Thanks and Greetings Chrisi
