Hi Ricardo,
As this is a rendering (layout) issue isn't it possible to solve with
a composite control instead:
public class CoolComposite extends AbstractContainer {
public CoolComposite(Field field, Submit submit) {
add(field);
add(submit);
}
}
I've left most of the implementation out but hopefully the constructor
shows the general idea.
Form and FieldSet won't render the <td> since CoolComposite is not a
field.
Will this work in your case?
kind regards
bob
Ricardo Lecheta wrote:
Hi all,
I need to show some button in the side of the textfield, not under the form
how Click does.
So I created some custom Submit that doesn´t extend Button, so now Click
will add it as a simple field in the form.
But now I need to show this button in the side of some textfield, and I
don´t want to create the column of the label.
I did some very simple implementation, so in the Field class I added the
method "setShowLabelColumn(false)"...
if showLabelCoumn is false, the Form and FieldSet don´t create the <td>
column of the label....
not sure If I´m clear :-) anyone thinks that this can be useful for other
projects?
if yes, I could send a patch with my implementation.. it will not impact any
current application.
regards,
Ricardo
