Thanks for all your replies ...
Finally fixed the problem by looking at the generated html source file.
The problem was actually not with calling the div from the head of
layout.tml. Because after the page is rendered, all the elements are
available, so there is really no problem there. But fo
If all of this is within your start page, then it's quite easy. T5 is
built around the Prototype JS lib, which you can get a feel for here:
http://www.prototypejs.org/ (api here: http://www.prototypejs.org/api).
It is a staggeringly simply library to use.
Now you'll have to test this, but I'm
The problem is that when the script is executed, there's no such element (yet)
Either delay its execution by wrapping with something like dojo.addOnLoad
(prototype should provide a similar helper)
or move the script at the very end of the html file, just before
On Feb 8, 2008 6:08 PM, Baofeng Yu
Say I have a layout.tml that contains header, footer, navi menu, and an
empty section.
Now in start.tml, I do the following:
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...
...
When user selects a radio button on the start page, I want to change the
style of div "1". I know th
What exactly do you want to do? What you're explaining doesn't really
make sense - that is, hard-coding a DOM id in a component that doesn't
contain such an id. What is your ultimate goal?
chris
Baofeng Yu wrote:
Hi all,
I have a layout component that wraps around a page, say Start.tml.
Sup
