ahh was using <h:message>. once i used tr:message the message showed. but the behavior is very inconsistent. first the inlinestyle of the message sometimes work and sometimes it doesnot. I want to show the messages in red but most of the time the messges are shown in black colour.
below is the .xhtml file content which i am using. <ui:composition xmlns:ui=*"http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"; * xmlns:tr=*"http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad"; * xmlns:trh=*"http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/html"; * xmlns:h=*"http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"; * xmlns:f=*"http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"; * xmlns:t=*"http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk"; * xmlns:jsp=*"http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page"*> <tr:document id=*"docid"*> <tr:form id=*"frmdemo"*> <tr:panelBorderLayout> <tr:panelHorizontalLayout id=*"panelhr1"*> <tr:outputLabel value=*"Email"* id=*"emaillabel"* /> <tr:inputText id=*"email"* required=*"true"* simple=*"true" * requiredMessageDetail=*"email cannot be left blank"*> <f:validator validatorId=*"emailValidator"* /> </tr:inputText> <tr:message for=*"email"* inlineStyle=*"color: red;"* id=*"msgemail"*/> </tr:panelHorizontalLayout> <tr:panelHorizontalLayout id=*"panelhr2"*> <tr:outputLabel value=*"Quantity"* id=*"qtylabel"* /> <tr:inputText id=*"qty"* value="#{loginBean.qty}" simple=*"true"* required=* "true"* requiredMessageDetail=*"qty cannot be left blank"*> </tr:inputText> <tr:message for=*"qty"* inlineStyle=*"color: red;"* id=*"msgqty"*/> </tr:panelHorizontalLayout> <tr:commandButton id=*"login"* text=*"Click me"*/> </tr:panelBorderLayout> </tr:form> </tr:document> </ui:composition> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 9:54 PM, parthiv pradhan <parthiv.prad...@gmail.com>wrote: > > thanks Cedric for the reply. > if I set the required and simple attribute to true and try to show a custom > message using tr:message then instead of the message appearing on the page > itself..the message appears on a popup. > > have been breaking my head over this but no luck yet. > thanks > Parthiv > > On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 1:36 AM, Cédric Durmont <cdurm...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Hi Prathiv, >> The easiest way to customize the position of your message is to add >> simple="true" to your tr:inputText, then add a tr:message component, >> linked to the inputText. See the Trinidad component guide for more >> details. >> I can't find the selector keys for skinning the messages, but they do >> exist : for instance, af|panelFormLayout:message-cell when the >> inputText is in a panelFormLayout. Check the generated source of your >> page. >> >> Hope this helps, >> Regards, >> Cedric Durmont >> >> 2011/5/28 parthiv pradhan <parthiv.prad...@gmail.com>: >> > Hi All, >> > >> > If a tr:inputbox has required="true" then the error message by default >> > appears at the bottom of the text box. >> > i) Can the postion of this in-built error message be changed? >> > ii) Can the appearance of this error message be changed by using a >> custom >> > stylesheet? >> > >> > I cannot write a custom blank check validator because it would never be >> > called in case the text box is blank, instead the inbuilt blank check >> would >> > be called. >> > >> > thanks >> > Parthiv >> > >
