What do IDs have to do with cross site scripting attacks? Cross site scripting attacks refers to people injecting HTML/SCRIPT content into your pages to introduce content that looks like it is from your page but is from another site. I don't see how the IDs of UIComponent is related at all.
As for IDs, don't reuse them -- and ID is just that -- a unique identifier for a component on a JSP or XHTML page, it cannot be reused -- that is a bug. On 10/2/06, Wesley Hales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So not having dynamic ID's will prevent cross site scripting attacks... So how must one workaround the issue of multiple components with the same id on one page? My issue is that I have multiple datatables on one page with the same id (I have a list of lists... after datatable loops throught the first list, a new datatable loops through the sub-list and uses the same id for each one) a.k.a nested tables in the detailStamp. All of the tables sort when I only want one of them to sort. Any help is greatly appreciated, Wesley Hales
