Hi Ajay,
I assume you are doing this in Javascript from inside the bxml file
itself?! You should be able to read the included file from there, but I
can't tell you right now how you would do that. If I was doing this, I
would wait and do the whole thing in Java after the whole hierarchy is
loaded, but before displaying anything. So, my feeling is that even if
you could get the included file loaded that it still wouldn't work right
because you would be catching the included file before it was loaded,
and so your styles would end up getting overridden when it did get loaded.
Anyone else have a comment??
Thanks,
~Roger
On 8/31/13 9:22 PM, Ajay Bhat wrote:
In the tutorial for UI Markup using Stock Tracker App [1] [2], there's
this bit of code.
<Border styles="{padding:6, color:10}">
<bxml:include bxml:id="detailPane" src="detail_pane.bxml"/>
</Border>||
Suppose I wish to manipulate styles of the entire app, and so I
traverse through all the components starting from the main BXML file.
When I reach the right side of Split Pane I encounter a ref to another
BXML file i.e detail pane. How can I get the components of that detail
pane into my class? I've tried using (Border) component.getContent()
but all I get is the name of the file, not the component.
[1] http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/stock-tracker.ui.html
[2] http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/stock-tracker.html
<http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/stock-tracker.ui.html>--
Regards,
Ajay Bhat
