It's definitely more than just css changes.
I like the idea of creating my own result type. I'm already defining my own
interceptor stack so that should be relatively simple to implement.
Thanks.
Musachy Barroso wrote:
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> If the changes are just CSS-releated, the you just need to save the
If the changes are just CSS-releated, the you just need to save the
selected "theme" name in a cookie, and then link to the appropriate
CSS file in Sitemesh, or whatever it is you are using that outputs the
header.
If you need to have different jsps for the different themes, then the
easiest thing
Hi Pawel,
Thanks for your response. What I'm looking for is a user selectable
skin/theme for the look and feel of a website. One example would be a user
goes to /theme1/home/index and the jsp page for theme1 for home/index is
used to render the page. If the user goes to /theme2/home/index a di
Hi Adam,
could You tell a little more about how would you like to use
convention for templating?
Also check the other thread about this subject, that was on the list
feew days (maybe weeks) ago.
Best greetings,
Pawel Wielgus.
2009/3/31, Adam Ruggles :
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> I'm looking for a way using the conventio
I'm looking for a way using the convention plugin to support custom
themes/skins for a web page. Right now I can't really see a good way to
implement this using struts2.
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