If a bean named 'actionForm' is not present and we have the following:
<logic:present name='actionForm'> <logic:equal name='actionForm' property='someProperty'> Blah blah </logic:equal> </logic:present>
Then nothing inside <logic:present> should be evaluated, should it? I am getting an error that says that there is no bean called 'actionForm' for the <logic:equal> tag which I thought I avoided with the <logic:present> tag. What's with this?
That is "conundrum", Jim Mitchell, and not what you were thinking!
Michael
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