Hi, until now I used to specify jscookmenu locations by means of a
f:attribute trick, and it worked well.
After some browsing, I noticed that there are a number of references to
the usage of direct attributes such as:
javascriptLocation=js/jscookmenu
However on v. 1.1.5 I get Property
of the attributes
and everything will explain itself to you.
I usually wouldn't point anyone at the source-code to help him, but
there will probably just be three or four lines of interesting code.
Andreas
John Slave wrote:
I found this code:
String javascriptLocation = (String
Actually I once used this feature for component programming
as far as I can remember
component id=bla javascriptlocation=http://blablabla.../
that is all there is to it, the component then should fetch the location
from a resource not being hostet from the local tomahawk or sandbox jar
I found this code:
String javascriptLocation = (String)
component.getAttributes().get(JSFAttr.JAVASCRIPT_LOCATION);
AddResource addResource =
AddResourceFactory.getInstance(context);
on effect fade component. My question is where is javascript_location
set? Where does it link
John Slave schrieb:
I found this code:
String javascriptLocation = (String)
component.getAttributes().get(JSFAttr.JAVASCRIPT_LOCATION);
AddResource addResource =
AddResourceFactory.getInstance(context);
on effect fade component. My question is where is javascript_location
set
I am trying to override the javascript location used by inputCalendar.
If I specify the following:
t:inputCalendar id=clientRequestBirthDate forceId=true
javascriptLocation=/ota/jsf/scripts
monthYearRowClass=yearMonthHeader weekRowClass=weekHeader
renderPopupButtonAsImage=true size=10
Can someone point me any examples, tutorials or documentation
on these two attributes?
Dennis Byrne
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