Re: binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Hi,
Try t:select t:id=tapestry-id t:clientid=client-id .../.
You can then refer to the component through its tapestry-id and get
its client-id through getClientId(). : )
-Filip
Marc A. Donis skrev:
Thanks, but when I put:
t:select t:id=${prop:selectId} ... /
in the template, the generated html then looks like this:
select id=${prop:selectId} name=${prop:selectId}
Again, I can't seem to prevent it from interpreting the id as a literal
string.
However, if i put:
t:select t:idX=${prop:selectId} ... /
in the template, the generated html then looks like this:
select id=select idX=id_01 name=select
So... it really seems that id is special. This is troublesome, since it
is impossible (as far as I can tell) to reference an element in a
component from outside of that component.
What to do??
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Subject: Re: binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Try t:select t:id=${prop:refFieldId} ...
Christoph
Marc A. Donis wrote:
Hi again,
I am trying to get a select component to take an id from its component
class, rather than having it staticly defined in the tml.
It seems, however, that no matter what I try, the id is always
interpreted as a literal string.
e.g.:
t:select t:id=prop:refFieldId ... etc
which I would expect to get the id from an accessor named
getRefFieldId() in the component class, but instead it generates the id
as prop:refFieldId.
Is id special in this way? If so, is there some sort of workaround for
this?
What I want is something like this:
t:label t:for=selectField${message:label1}/t:label
t:ReferenceDropDown t:selectId=literal:selectField ... etc /
and then, ReferenceDropDown.tml:
t:select t:id=prop:selectId ... etc /
in order to tie the label to the select which is inside my own
ReferenceDropDown component.
Thoughts?
Thanks again,
Marc
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Re: binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Thanks, but when I put:
t:select t:id=${prop:selectId} ... /
in the template, the generated html then looks like this:
select id=${prop:selectId} name=${prop:selectId}
Again, I can't seem to prevent it from interpreting the id as a literal
string.
However, if i put:
t:select t:idX=${prop:selectId} ... /
in the template, the generated html then looks like this:
select id=select idX=id_01 name=select
So... it really seems that id is special. This is troublesome, since it is
impossible (as far as I can tell) to reference an element in a component
from outside of that component.
What to do??
- Original Message -
From: Christoph Jaeger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tapestry users users@tapestry.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 19:05
Subject: Re: binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Try t:select t:id=${prop:refFieldId} ...
Christoph
Marc A. Donis wrote:
Hi again,
I am trying to get a select component to take an id from its component
class, rather than having it staticly defined in the tml.
It seems, however, that no matter what I try, the id is always
interpreted as a literal string.
e.g.:
t:select t:id=prop:refFieldId ... etc
which I would expect to get the id from an accessor named
getRefFieldId() in the component class, but instead it generates the id
as prop:refFieldId.
Is id special in this way? If so, is there some sort of workaround for
this?
What I want is something like this:
t:label t:for=selectField${message:label1}/t:label
t:ReferenceDropDown t:selectId=literal:selectField ... etc /
and then, ReferenceDropDown.tml:
t:select t:id=prop:selectId ... etc /
in order to tie the label to the select which is inside my own
ReferenceDropDown component.
Thoughts?
Thanks again,
Marc
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binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Hi again,
I am trying to get a select component to take an id from its component
class, rather than having it staticly defined in the tml.
It seems, however, that no matter what I try, the id is always interpreted
as a literal string.
e.g.:
t:select t:id=prop:refFieldId ... etc
which I would expect to get the id from an accessor named getRefFieldId() in
the component class, but instead it generates the id as prop:refFieldId.
Is id special in this way? If so, is there some sort of workaround for
this?
What I want is something like this:
t:label t:for=selectField${message:label1}/t:label
t:ReferenceDropDown t:selectId=literal:selectField ... etc /
and then, ReferenceDropDown.tml:
t:select t:id=prop:selectId ... etc /
in order to tie the label to the select which is inside my own
ReferenceDropDown component.
Thoughts?
Thanks again,
Marc
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Re: binding id to a property (not a liteal)
Try t:select t:id=${prop:refFieldId} ...
Christoph
Marc A. Donis wrote:
Hi again,
I am trying to get a select component to take an id from its component
class, rather than having it staticly defined in the tml.
It seems, however, that no matter what I try, the id is always
interpreted as a literal string.
e.g.:
t:select t:id=prop:refFieldId ... etc
which I would expect to get the id from an accessor named
getRefFieldId() in the component class, but instead it generates the id
as prop:refFieldId.
Is id special in this way? If so, is there some sort of workaround for
this?
What I want is something like this:
t:label t:for=selectField${message:label1}/t:label
t:ReferenceDropDown t:selectId=literal:selectField ... etc /
and then, ReferenceDropDown.tml:
t:select t:id=prop:selectId ... etc /
in order to tie the label to the select which is inside my own
ReferenceDropDown component.
Thoughts?
Thanks again,
Marc
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