On Jun 2, 2005, at 11:52 PM, Andy Chu wrote:
From the workbench example, We know that Tapestry is able to
indicate a
ValidField being Invalid by writing a CSS class, for example "field-
error",
with the "writeAttributes" method in the delegate class of a
specified form.
However, for some purpose, the ValidField initially has its own CSS
class
"normal". It may be rendered as following in normal situation:
<input ... class="normal"/>
When an error is detected, the delegate class will render the
ValidField
like:
<input .. class="normal" class="field-error"/>
Since the "normal" class is kept, the "field-error" takes no effect
at all.
Would you please tell me how to make this class take effect or
remove the
"normal" class.
Your custom ValidationDelegate could be solely responsible for
putting the class="normal" on fields not in error. However, why have
a class="normal" in the first place? "Normal" elements can be styled
by element name rather than having a CSS class on them.
Erik
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