Thanks David,

I came to the same conclusion but no joy. $[true} gives the same error as
does trying 1 or ${1}. I've got a feeling it may be an error in the html-el
library or that somebody with more experience in the el world may have some
words of wisdom.

Z.

> Zoran,
> 
> The error says it wants a boolean but claims you gave it a string.  I tested
> your syntax in my Tomcat 5.0.28 and it comes out as a String.  I think you
> want to use ${true} for the boolean "true" instead of {true} which seems to
> return the String "true".  If I'm wrong, hey, what's what I get for trying
> to learn JSTL syntax in 10 minutes in the wee hours of the morning (in my
> Timezone anyway). LOL.
> 
> Regards and good night,
> David
> 



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