> Just wrap them both inside a <h:panelGroup /> and it will get rid of
> the warning.

Why should that be necessary?  Does anyone know if this is a faces
issue or something specific to MyFaces?

Also, you could use the new forceId attribute to get JSF from
tampering with your id's.  There is not an extended myfaces version of
selectOneCheckbox but I'm going to add one this week so we can add
forceId.  In the meantime, an interesting experiment is to see if it
works with

<x:outputLabel for="cb1" value="Test"/>
<x:outputText id="cb1" forceId="true" value="whatever"/>

I believe Matthias showed me an example where he did this and it
worked fine.  If this works, then you can be confident that it will
work with <x:selectBooleanCheckbox> (once I add it).

> -Heath Borders-Wing

sean

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