This is somewhat of an HTML question so please don't slam me ...When you say filter="false", you are taking responsibility for the content that actually gets rendered. Struts doesn't know or care what you're emitting ... it doesn't even know whether it is HTML or not. Therefore, you're probably going to have to employ some sort of avoidance strategy, such as parsing the snippet being provided by the property with some sort of HTML or XML parser, to ensure that everything balances. If you're in control of how the snippet gets created, you might consider providing it as a DOM structure instead of a String ... rendering well-formed XML from such a structure is pretty easy, especially if you employ some of the XML tags in JSTL.
I am using <bean:write name="foo" property="bar" filter="false"/> to display text containing HTML. However, I would like to find a way to prevent mangled markup when the data contains unbalanced tags. For example, if the value of bar is "Struts <b>rocks!" -- then when I render this with filter="false" then the text and everything following the text is in bold because the <b> tag does not have an </b> tag. Does anyone know of a way of preventing this problem? I tried wrapping the text in <div> tags but still had the same problem.
Bill Siggelkow
Craig
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