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if your doing this in a JSP then you can either use CSS to hide/show the div, or you can just choose to not output the div in the JSP when you load the page. Is that what you meant?
No. Only the name and value are submitted in a request. Not sure why you would want the id anyway. The id is usually only used to identify the control in javascript. You should probably ask what you are trying to do. if you want to pass extra information create …
Most likely cause of this is that the UserSessionInterface class is not available at runtime when you load the page. Ensure that you have compiled the classes and they are somewhere on the app servers class path. Typically this would be in WEB-INF/classes if they are part of your app.
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