NB. RenderQueue.push() adds commands to the front of the queue so you may
need to iterate in reverse to get the desired output.
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Thank you Lance.
I will try your solution as soon as possible.
Then i will write to you again telling about the results obtained.
2012/9/11 Lance Java
> Lets assume you are writing a LinkTree component which accepts a
> LinkTreeModel parameter. LinkTreeModel has a visitAll method which takes a
Lets assume you are writing a LinkTree component which accepts a
LinkTreeModel parameter. LinkTreeModel has a visitAll method which takes a
LinkNodeVisitor.
You could do something like this (not tested)
LinkTree.tml
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${linkLabel}
LinkTree.java
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public class LinkTree
Sorry, but i do not understand how the RenderCommand can help me creating
eventLinks that generates ajax requests to update a zone.
Can you give me an example or more info?
Thank you again,
Leandro
2012/9/11 Lance Java
> You don't need to use the markup writer to generate recursive content. Y
You don't need to use the markup writer to generate recursive content. You
can return a RenderCommand from any render phase method. Note also that
injected Blocks (or Block parameters) can be type coerced to a
RenderCommand.
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The line System.out.println("*ES AJAX: "+request.isXHR()); is always
printing false.
Because the event link rendered with markupWriter does not add the
"Tapestry.init linkzone" to javascript code.
2012/9/11
> Hi!
>
> I am facing some problems with an own component. This component renders
