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2001-02-12 Thread Mark Scott
I've remove the invalid "\" slash, still same thing... I'll keep looking :{ -Original Message- From: Subbarayan Ramanathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: your mail The code is trying to quot

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2001-02-12 Thread Tahir Awan
btw, the tag does contain an invalid backslash character value=<%= request.getParameter("userId") %> \> -Original Message- From: Mark Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 3:01 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: you

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2001-02-12 Thread Mark Scott
I've tried numerous quoting constructs, all of whic lead to the same error... I've attached the files for scrutiny -Original Message- From: Subbarayan Ramanathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: your mail T

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2001-02-12 Thread Subbarayan Ramanathan
The code is trying to quote double quotes with double quotes!

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2001-02-12 Thread Mark Scott
  // name of the relevant field > private String value;    // calue of the Input field we're > concerned with > > > public void setName(String x) > { >   this.name = x; > } thanks, Mark

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2001-02-12 Thread Mark Scott
>   true > >   public class Invalid extends TagSupport { > > private String name;  // name of the relevant field > private String value;    // calue of the Input field we're > concerne

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2001-02-12 Thread Maya Muchnik
d extends TagSupport { > > private String name;  // name of the relevant field > private String value;    // calue of the Input field we're > concerned with > > > public void setName(String x) > { >   this.na

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2001-02-12 Thread Mark Scott
private String name; // name of the relevant field > private String value;// calue of the Input field we're > concerned with > > > public void setName(String x) > { > this.name = x; > } thanks, Mar

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2001-02-10 Thread Shawn Bayern
You appear to be using my "inputbean" tag library, which was just a demonstration of an idea. It's not part of JSP Taglibs and it's not tested; it just goes along with the document at http://www.shawnbayern.com/input/inputbean.html as a methodology for designing relatively simple input-