How to produce valid HTML output with the html:tags

[Peter Neu <pe...@gmx.net>]

Hello,

in an effort to clean up my site I try to do everything by the W3C standard.

I threw out all design tables and other useless crap but now one problem
remains and it's related to Struts. All <html:input> tags generate a tag
which is not closed. Like this: 

<input type="hidden" name="mainGroupSelection" value="1"> 

Because the tag is not closed the w3c validator says it's not valid. What
can I do to make it valid?

Cheers,
Pete





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Re: How to produce valid HTML output with the html:tags

[Nikolaj Berntsen <kn...@mobilepeople.dk>]

Peter Neu wrote:

>Hello,
>
>in an effort to clean up my site I try to do everything by the W3C standard.
>
>I threw out all design tables and other useless crap but now one problem
>remains and it's related to Struts. All <html:input> tags generate a tag
>which is not closed. Like this: 
>
><input type="hidden" name="mainGroupSelection" value="1"> 
>
>Because the tag is not closed the w3c validator says it's not valid. What
>can I do to make it valid?
>  
>
I believe the magic word is that you want to produce xhtml? a google for
that leads to this mail from the list:
   
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/struts-user/200403.mbox/%3C404CED2A.3020102@cyberspaceroad.com%3E

which has the useful (?) snippet:

There are a couple of issues to look out for, such as with tiles, where 
you use the tag you mention. In your main pages, use <html:html 
xhtml="true">

Cheers,
/\/


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