Hi Neo,
What you want is:
<input jwcid="@Hidden" value="prop:reportPage" />
Cheers
Richard
neo anderson wrote:
I plug a @Hidden component in the html page and it exactly produce the <input
type="hidden" ...> html tag. Now how can I get hidden value in Java code.
The way how I do it is
html:
<input jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" value="true"/>
java:
public abstract String getReportPage();
This doesn't work. I use System.out.println() the value of getReportPage to
the console. It always shows 'null' value. What should I do if I want to get
the hidden value in html?
Thank you.
James Carman wrote:
It's not an annotation. It's a component. He's talking about using
anonymous components:
Hi Ted,
unfortunately I can't help you with your problem but I have
a question myself:
| in pageB
| i have a @Hidden with foo as value. I have this because I want the
| various things in Foo to not be lost while doing stuff in page B.
| Now, the set in the foo is used in a @For, and each element in foo is
| mapped to a @TextField
What is this @Hidden annotation used for/where can I find it?
It doesn't seem to belong to Tapestry, does it?
Thanks!
Andreas
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