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Not simply that. For example, if I have a JSP tag mytag1 which I want to use to generate the same HTML as mytag2 and some other stuff in addition, I'd like this... <tag1:mytag1 /> to emit (using its pageContext.getOut()) <tag2:mytag2 /> ...plus other html.... The problem is that the...

I need to write a JSP tag which either calls other tags or emits a string (like &quot;<tag:stuff blah='bla' />) which can be reprocessed by the JSP engine. I.e. I want to be able to force the JSP engine to reprocess the output. This would allow me to write building block tags and construct more...

I've got a JSP which is passed an XML file which can sometimes have JSP tags embeded in it (since JSP is just XML). Once my tag handler reads the XML file and gets to the JSP part, is there a way to feed the input stream to some process which will handle the embeded JSP? I've found that if a...

Grey doesn't really look quite right. It seemed more like a combination of embossed and something else. I'll try the filtering on shadow and see what happens. In the end, I'll probably just do grey (but I wont like it).

I'm trying to write javascript code to disable a DHTML menu entry. It seems like basically I just remove the 'onclick' attribute on disable and add it back on enable. Is there a cleaner way to do this? The menu is implemented with a series of DIVs and TABLEs. The problem I'm having is...

I'm having the following error thrown by java script. I've built a tabbed panel in java script. On Netscape 6, I get the following error, but the tabbed panel works fine. On IE 5, I get syntax errors on the same line, followed by a 'debug' popup box which doesn't work. And the tabbed panel...

How do I get the location (x and y, or top and left) and size (width and height) of a DIV element using javascript?