Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-02-03 Thread Adam Hardy
On 02/03/2004 12:35 PM Andreas Amstutz wrote: Ok folks, thanks for the input on this topic. The quick and dirty solution for my problem was to download the struts source. Changing the xhtml class member's default value from 'false' to 'true' and buid it. Ohh, I really should have done that much

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-02-03 Thread Andreas Amstutz
Ok folks, thanks for the input on this topic. The quick and dirty solution for my problem was to download the struts source. Changing the xhtml class member's default value from 'false' to 'true' and buid it. Ohh, I really should have done that much earlier! Andreas --

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-02-01 Thread Adam Hardy
Use this instead in your tiles: I validate my tiles xhtml & the only error I ever get is one saying that I shouldn't be using the onclick event due to accessibility issues. Adam On 01/31/2004 10:46 PM Michael McGrady wrote: I have run into similar difficulties with Tiles and have just made do

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-31 Thread Michael McGrady
I have run into similar difficulties with Tiles and have just made do. I welcome all insights in this area. Glad this issue is getting air. At 07:59 AM 1/31/2004, you wrote: Thanks for the anwers so far. But it is not working for me, because I still have this extra tags included. I have don

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-31 Thread Andreas Amstutz
Thanks for the anwers so far. But it is not working for me, because I still have this extra tags included. I have done the following xperiments: <%@ include file="../includes/navigation.jsp" %> All of them included extra I simply do not get it! Maybe some of you can put some light on this

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-28 Thread Mark Lowe
not sure then.. last time i tried with tiles it worked fine, without adding tags.. But if you say you tried and it didn't work then i guess not. then in body.jsp If you're doing something like this then it wont generate 2 sets of html tags. On 28 Jan 2004, at 12:24, Andre

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-28 Thread Nicolas De Loof
Put in any tiles or includes. Nico. > Mark Lowe talk21.com> writes: > > > > > Put in any tiles or includes. > > > > That does not work for me, > because it only adds additional elements. > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-28 Thread Andreas Amstutz
Mark Lowe talk21.com> writes: > > Put in any tiles or includes. > That does not work for me, because it only adds additional elements. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL P

Re: Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-28 Thread Mark Lowe
Put in any tiles or includes. On 28 Jan 2004, at 10:16, Andreas Amstutz wrote: Hello I have pages which us the following code: some title <%@ include file="header.jsp" %>

Response not XHTML-comliant when using

2004-01-28 Thread Andreas Amstutz
Hello I have pages which us the following code: some title <%@ include file="header.jsp" %> <%@ include file="navigation.jsp" %> The included jsp pages