I think I understand what you're saying, a param tag doesn't correspond to any
directly generated html tag, so its 'value' attribute is special and gets
evaluated. Whereas other tags, like 'hidden' correspond to html elements that
actually have a 'value' attribute themselves, so the literal valu
Hi,
I don't know the exact explanation and reasons why it behaves that
way, but looking at the code I can say it's by design :)
tag doesn't play alone, you must use it in context of other
tag so it is natural that its "value" attribute should be evaluated as
an expression - you can read this as:
I was having some issues with how freemarker/struts handles the 'value'
attribute on the 'param' tag. I figured it out and saw that struts will try to
evaluate any string passed in to 'value'. Freemarker had been evaluating my
expressions, sending in the resulting string to struts, and struts wa
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