Try resource="$path{'@icon'}"
The "@icon" string is an xpath expression refering to the icon
attribute.
-e
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Elliot Winard
Sr. Software Engineer
Laszlo Studios
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On Mon, Jun 25, 2007 at 11:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using OL 4.0.2 server, i have a view in stretchesview class with
resource = "${classroot.datapath.getNodeAttribute('icon')}" pointing to
a dataset and stretches="both", but it doesn't work, the height of the
resource doesn't fix to the view, only the width.
However, if resource attribute has a value resource="RbGreen" the
attribute stretches= "both" works well. Can anybody help me?
<canvas debug="true">
<resource name="art/RbGreen" src="RbGreen.png"/>
<dataset name="test">
<pane name="pane1" icon="RbGreen"/>
<pane name="pane1" icon="RbGreen"/>
<pane name="pane1" icon="RbGreen"/>
</dataset>
<class name="stretchesview">
<view width="100%" height="100%" bgcolor="red"
resource="${classroot.datapath.getNodeAttribute('icon')}"
stretches="both" clickable="true"/>
</class>
<view width="500" height="500" bgcolor="blue">
<simplelayout/>
<stretchesview width="10%" height="10%"
datapath="test:/pane"/>
</view>
</canvas>
Bye.
