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Unfortunately the company I work at is based on a java backend, and they've taken to using JSF components for form elements. The problem with JSF is that almost
by geuis 18y ago
Unfortunately the company I work at is based on a java backend, and they've taken to using JSF components for form elements. The problem with JSF is that almost all of the components are rendered out in tables. For example, h:selectManyCheckbox renders out x numbers of input/label combos but wraps each one in a <td>. God forbid you want to set a width on this table and have IE6 or 7 do anything other than screw up the layout.