I think I misunderstood your question, sorry.
I will try to answer better this time.
2008/2/13, Tim Kannenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Because ${current} is undefined when the body content is evaluated, this
> produces a table with 5 rows, each of which contains a single cell with
> nothing in it. Is this an unavoidable consequence of the way Tiles works, or
> is there a way to make Tiles treat the content of the putAttribute tag as a
> literal string to be inserted into the template and then evaluated along with
> the rest of the template page?
It is unavoidable, since the JSP page put inside the
<tiles:putAttribute> tag body is evaluated *before* putting it as an
attribute value.
But in your particular case, why don't you use a list attribute?
http://tiles.apache.org/tutorial/advanced/list-attributes.html
Ciao
Antonio
