A kludge eh? Well, I've got one for you. Perhaps we can compareNow that's fightin' talk! NO-ONE does uglier kludges than me! :-)
kludges to see who has the ugliest one.
I used this devious little tag: <c:set>. It allows you to store as aThe strange thing is that I had this very idea, but didn't even try it out, because I was taking a little too seriously the injunction that you cannot use the result of one tag as the input to another. Of course, a moment's thought reveals the illogicality of my fears - html:html, for example, wouldn't be of much use if you couldn't evaulate any other tags inside it! The injunction obviously only applies to attributes.
variable the evaluated result of another tag.
I'll give this one a go!
John
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