aldana schrieb:
Yeah, that's what I did (just in template style -> did not embed this in
Page-class but in .tml artifact).
But for interest: If activation-context is possible, how do I pass this
activation context through my URL? Doing a simple concat to the Page
(index/myComponent/paramForCom
Yeah, that's what I did (just in template style -> did not embed this in
Page-class but in .tml artifact).
But for interest: If activation-context is possible, how do I pass this
activation context through my URL? Doing a simple concat to the Page
(index/myComponent/paramForComponent) would not
aldana schrieb:
ok, thanks for the first hints.
But I guess it is not possible to map these activation-contexts also for
components (i.e. subelements of a Page)? I am having a MainContent component
(which should show main content of a site, most of it static html) and
therefore want to pass such
ok, thanks for the first hints.
But I guess it is not possible to map these activation-contexts also for
components (i.e. subelements of a Page)? I am having a MainContent component
(which should show main content of a site, most of it static html) and
therefore want to pass such an activation co
If I understood your question right, then you are looking for (in T5
lingo) "activation context".
Read more:
http://tapestry.formos.com/nightly/tapestry5/guide/pagenav.html esp.
the secton "Page Activation"
If you use an activation context, the url becomes sth like this:
http://domain.c
Hi,
would like to pass information by a link (URL) to a component and its
relating Page, e.g. something like:
http://domain.com/Site/show/contact
This way I adress the Site page, which itself references a Show component
which provides a field to which the value 'contact' binds.
This is very i
