I would agree with you. I am thinking of creating another component now ...
maybe ButtonGroupSelect that will let me achieve the look and feel of a
ButtonGroup for a select
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I don't think the select component has enough in common with the button group
to use the same model. The button group is not really a form component but
just a way to display a bunch of links. With Tapestry these could be
page/event/action or just plain a tags.
I have driven button groups from a
I could do that but, i was looking for more close to some stuff like select
which can take a model and display the relevant options rather than me
having to specify all the options. The options might come from a database
(lets say)
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Button Group
button1
button2
button3
Button Group with dropdown
# dropdown
Link1
I think you can do something like this on your .tml file
1.
2.
3. Action
4.
5.
6.
7. Do Action1
8. Do
Action2
9.
10.
And then then in your class file is just:
public void onActionFromDoAction1(){
//do stuff
}
public void onActionFromDoAction2(){
//do stuff
}
On Monday, 03 S
Ok. My bad. There is a direct correlation with the select component. I am
tryping to make it appear like
http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#buttonDropdowns.
Is that possible?
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I using Tapestry-Bootstrap and am struggling to get the Tapestry component
to appear as Twitter-Bootstrap dropDown. I am sure it something
simple which i am missing here. Would someone care to point me in right
direction.
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Yup, other form elements are appearing correctly like the Bootstrap ones.
Interesting thing to note is that the is being output as
in html. I believe for this to look anywhere near the Bootstrap dropdown it
should be a containing and
Coz, i do not see a direct correlation of the html select co
I don't think the select component requires any special markup for Bootstrap.
Do other form elements look like the Bootstrap ones?
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