[derline]

Version: 2017 Stable 1.0
When like this, it’s ok :

<select>
    <option  ></option>
</select>

When like this, it’s bad:

<select>
    <option <c:if test=""></c:if> ></option>
</select>

At last, I have to wirte circuitously like this:

[Brian Fernandes]

derline,

I must say I have not come across code where <option <c:if ... would be considered valid, but on doing some research, I do see some examples out there like this (again, no idea if these are valid).

If you ignore our validation, does the “bad” code you pasted above work as expected in your deployed application.

[support-swapna]

derline,

The validation error is due to using <c:if> tag inside the <option> tag. Instead of using c:if, you can use EL ternary operator. Example : testStatement ? value1 : value2

This is how the option tag looks with the ternary operator :
<option value="${tpl.id}" ${pro.tpl_id==tpl.id?'selected="selected"':''}>${tpl.name}</option>

Hope this helps. Please let us know if you see any issues.

–Swapna
MyEclipse Support

[derline]

Thank you very much, Brian Fernandes and support-swapna!

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