On 6/11/07, Ding, Qin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
May I repost this requestion again? I use Appfuse 1.9.4 and JSF.
1). In users.xhtml, I see <f:loadBundle var="text"
basename="#{userList.bundleName}"/> ;
In mainMenu.xhtml, I see <f:loadBundle var="text"
basename="#{basePage.bundleName}"/>
Where is xxx.bundleName is defined? I created a mypage.xhtml and put
<f:loadBundle var="text" basename="#{myPage.bundleName}"/>. I got an error:
Can't find bundle for base name locale en.
If you look in faces-config.xml, you should find the "basePage"
managed-bean, which will point you to BasePage.java - which as the
getBundleName() method.
If you're getting an error, you're probably not extending BasePage.
2. In the tutorial, I read the following:
"If you want to customize the CSS for a particular page, you can add <body
id="pageName"/> to the top of the file (right after the </content> tag).
This will be slurped up by SiteMesh and put into the final page. You can
then customize your CSS on a page-by-page basis using something like
the following: body#pageName element.class { background-color: blue } "
What file is it where I should put <body id="pageName"/> on top right after
</content>? If my page is named as myPage.xhtml, body id then should be
"myPage"?? I don't follow this instruction.
If you're familiar with CSS, this should make sense. If it doesn't, I
wouldn't worry about it. By giving a page an id, you can control the
look and feel for that page. However, it's likely rare that you'll
need to do this. It has more to do with CSS than AppFuse.
Matt
Could you please help by
explaining a bit more or give me a simple sample code to follow? Or point
me to some document on how to change the L&F on pages within appfuse.
Thank you very much.
QD
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