Dave,
It's a hack but....
I use an outputText with the value being the javascript I want written.
Value for rendered attribute is set to whatever condition you require ( #{
bean.value == 1} per your example ). I hate this approach, but it does
accomplish the purpose given my constrained env.
HTH,
CD
On 3/29/07, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How to include javascript conditionally in a page? It seems that
ExtensionFilter is for this purpose? For example,
include javascript when #{bean.value == 1}
Thanks for ideas.
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