I made a temporary hackish solution for this, see
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToVisualizeComponentHierarchy
. Hope this helps.
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 7:29 PM, Erick Erickson wrote:
> An utter Tapestry newbie here, although I was at some recent training Howard
> gave.
>
> My questi
Thanks all, at least I didn't overlook something obvious. I'm not surprised
that
someone's thought of this kind of thing, and, under any circumstances there
*has* to be a more elegant way than the hack I used
I'm always reluctant to raise a JIRA on a project before I know I haven't
overlooked
Am Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2009 22:24:39 schrieb César Lesc:
> By the way Smalltalk Seaside framework has a special mode called
> "Halos", when this mode is enabled all the components have an enclosed
> div with a toolbar, and you can inspect his state and the html that
> this component is generating
By the way Smalltalk Seaside framework has a special mode called
"Halos", when this mode is enabled all the components have an enclosed
div with a toolbar, and you can inspect his state and the html that
this component is generating, would be great to have something like
that in tapestry :)
here
I'm focusing on documentation for the moment, so code enhancements are going
to be deferred.
Tapestry 3 had "the Inspector" a way of digging down through the structure
of the page. I've floated the idea of a special development-mode-only query
parameter that would display the structure of the page
Em Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:29:29 -0300, Erick Erickson
escreveu:
An utter Tapestry newbie here, although I was at some recent training
Howard gave.
Welcome to the Tapestry mailing list and community!
My question is, "Given a page composed of components, is there an easy,
visual way to analyz
An utter Tapestry newbie here, although I was at some recent training Howard
gave.
My question is, "Given a page composed of components, is there an easy,
visual
way to analyze the structure in terms of custom components *from the browser
*?".
The problem I'm trying to address is the most efficien