But the EL can be used to help create the JavaScript markup.
For example: var x = '${someValue}';
is perfectly valid. So if someValue has the toString() value of whatever, the statement that will be sent to the browser is:
var x = 'whatever';
But the EL can be used to help create the JavaScript markup.
For example: var x = '${someValue}';
is perfectly valid. So if someValue has the toString() value of whatever, the statement that will be sent to the browser is:
var x = 'whatever';