Re: Setting element value from an attribute

[dkeenan]

brilliant! it actually works with outputraw, which means i don't have to
supply the format... and it's always going to be a string that I set, so
should be fine.

Thanks.




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Re: Setting element value from an attribute

[Shing Hing Man]

I am making a meal of this. 


The existing  Output component  should do the job :

f...@yahoo.com

Shing 

 



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From: dkeenan 
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2012 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: Setting element value from an attribute

Could I extend that a little and create a component that does the following?

[hidden email]  

Then tapestry could replace the dispayed value with thee specified
'property'?

I wonder if a comonent like that exists, or how I would write one if it
doesn't?

Thanks...






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Re: Setting element value from an attribute

[dkeenan]

Could I extend that a little and create a component that does the following?

 [hidden email]  

Then tapestry could replace the dispayed value with thee specified
'property'?

I wonder if a comonent like that exists, or how I would write one if it
doesn't?

Thanks...






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Re: Setting element value from an attribute

[Shing Hing Man]

A not so elegant solution is to create a RemoveElt component so that the 
associated  html tag is not generated. 



 public class RemoveElt {
    
    protected boolean beginRender(){
        return false;
    }
    
}



Example : 

 testu...@test.com 

The above  will not appear in the generated in html .

Shing





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From: dkeenan 
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2012 2:39 PM
Subject: Setting element value from an attribute

Hi. When creating dynamic content in a TML template file I normally do
something like this:

${user.email}


So when running the template in my tapestry app, I get a header with the
logged in user's email address.

But, when viewing the template outside of tapestry, as a normal file,
obviously I get "${user.email}" shown in the header.

I really like being able to design my templates outside of the application
and I would like to have something like this:

testu...@test.com


Is there a way of doing something like that so that my template looks okay
when viewed outside of the application, and the element is updated
appropriately when running inside the app?

Many thanks,

Dave.









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Setting element value from an attribute

[dkeenan]

Hi. When creating dynamic content in a TML template file I normally do
something like this:

${user.email}


So when running the template in my tapestry app, I get a header with the
logged in user's email address.

But, when viewing the template outside of tapestry, as a normal file,
obviously I get "${user.email}" shown in the header.

I really like being able to design my templates outside of the application
and I would like to have something like this:

testu...@test.com
 

Is there a way of doing something like that so that my template looks okay
when viewed outside of the application, and the element is updated
appropriately when running inside the app?

Many thanks,

Dave.









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