Re: why does t:div render inner html tags or text even if its rendered property is set to false?

Just so you know there is no such problem when using Facelets. But I did not try that on JSP. You are right, but in my case I have a lot of html, specifically tables and divs embedding other jsf components. I can't use the verbatim tag because the page doesn't compile. I am thinking of

why does t:div render inner html tags or text even if its rendered property is set to false?

If I have:t:div id="div1" rendered="false" Blah blah blah h:inputText id="it1" value="text"//t:divit will still render Blah blah ... Isn't the text between the jsf tags buffered or something?Thanks 7 bucks a month. This is Huge Yahoo! Music Unlimited

Re: why does t:div render inner html tags or text even if its rendered property is set to false?

You have to surround your plain HTML with f:verbatim tags. t:div id=div1 rendered=false f:verbatimBlah blah blah/f:verbatim h:inputText id=it1 value=text/ /t:div Hubert On 3/23/06, Costa Basil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If I have: t:div id=div1 rendered=false Blah blah blah

Re: why does t:div render inner html tags or text even if its rendered property is set to false?

You are right, but in my case I have a lot of html, specifically tables and divs embedding other jsf components. I can't use the verbatim tag because the page doesn't compile. I am thinking of implementing my own tag...Hubert Rabago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You have to surround your plain HTML