Invalid location of h5

Hi matthew016,

Can you post the code and tell me what you want to do exactly.

Gamebits

Cheers!

Hmmm ... the errors have disappeared

matthew016,

h5 is a tag by itself it cannot be inside another tag (like the form tag for instance)

to put a title on your form you could use fieldset

<fieldset><legend><h5>your title</h5></legend>
<form>here you put your form
</form>
</fieldset>

Gamebits

     <html:form  method="post" target="_blank" action="/Chat.do" onsubmit="goIndex();">
            <h5>Age :</h5>

                  <html:text property="age" size="15"/>
                  <html:errors property="age"/>
            <br/>
            <h5>Ville :</h5>

                  <html:text property="city" size="15"/>
                  <html:errors property="city"/>
            <br/>
            <h5>Sexe :</h5>

                  <html:radio value="M" property="gender"/>Masculin
                  <html:radio value="F" property="gender"/>Féminin
                  <html:radio value="I" property="gender"/>Inconnu
                  <html:errors property="gender"/>
            <br/>
            <h5>Salons :</h5>

                  <html:select size="1" property="room">
                        <c:forEach var="aRoom" items="${requestScope.rooms}">
                              <option value="${aRoom}"/>
                              <c:out value="${aRoom}"/>
                        </c:forEach>
                  </html:select>
            <br/>
            <br/>
            <br/>
            <!-- <input name="do" value="chat1" style="display:none" type="text"> -->
            <input value="Se connecter" type="submit"/>
      </html:form>



I have no errors anymore,
are u sure its not allowed ?

Well I don't know what to say because I never use this type of coding

<html:form  

I always used <form

same with

<html:text property="age" size="15"/>

I would have used

<input type="text" name="age" size="15">

May be another expert will be able to help you.

In the mean time you can always validate your mark up with w3c

http://validator.w3.org/

you'll know for sure if it's valid or not.

gamebits

no, just takes this as <form

<html:form gets rendered by <form  in the html for the user.

same thing for the other tags

Thanks for the points and the grade.

Gamebits