I have a definition like this: <definition name="tiles.layout.main" path="/common/layout/main.jsp"> <put name="header" value="/common/jsp/header.jsp" /> <put name="menu" value="/common/jsp/menu.jsp" /> <put name="sidebar" value="OVERLOAD" /> <put name="content" value="OVERLOAD" /> <put name="footer" value="/common/jsp/footer.jsp" /> </definition>
And I'd like to overload it like this: (index.jsp) <tiles:insert definition="tiles.layout.main" flush="true"> <tiles:put name="sidebar" value="sidebar.jsp" /> <tiles:put name="content" value="content.jsp" /> </tiles:insert> Where index.jsp, sidebar.jsp, and content.jsp are all in the same directory. When I access this page, nothing gets displayed and no errors are logged. However, if I use the full path, then everything works fine. Is there some way to use relative paths in the put tag? Thanks, Eric --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]