[5.2] Programmatically set Zone attributes ?

2012-01-10 Thread ffred
Hello, I would like to programmatically (from java) set the 'show' and 'update' attribute of a zone. I found no way of doing this neither from the page with an injected Zone nor from simply extending the Zone components as the corresponding fields are private. After a quick look at the Zone source

[5.2] how to read the 'for' attribute of a t:label in a mixin ?

2012-01-11 Thread ffred
Hello, I'm trying to develop a mixin for t:label component in which i need to get the value of the 'for' attribute. I currently find no way of doing this ! Tried @Parameter, @BindParameter in many ways with no success at all. Is there any way of doing this ? Thanks. Fred -- View this message i

Re: [5.2] how to read the 'for' attribute of a t:label in a mixin ?

2012-01-11 Thread ffred
Thanks for your help but i'm afraid it doesn't work : myFor = resources.getInformalParameter("for",String.class) ; => myFor is null -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/5-2-how-to-read-the-for-attribute-of-a-t-label-in-a-mixin-tp5136617p5137126

Re: [5.2] how to read the 'for' attribute of a t:label in a mixin ?

2012-01-16 Thread ffred
In fact it does work but not the way i thought :/ The @BindParameter inject directly the TextField pointed by the for parameter of the label ! I imagine it's related to the way the label class is implemented. I simply first did a : @BindParamater("for") private String myFor ; which results in a T

Re: [5.2] how to read the 'for' attribute of a t:label in a mixin ?

2012-01-17 Thread ffred
Thanks for this detailed answer. The @HeartbeatDeferred trick does the job. Seems I was really missing something ;) -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/5-2-how-to-read-the-for-attribute-of-a-t-label-in-a-mixin-tp5136617p5151098.html Sent from the Tapestry - U

How to access components inside layout from page using the layout ?

2012-06-28 Thread ffred
Hello, I build a common page layout class which contains the html skeleton and a few common components (navbar, ...) and one of them is dedicated to client feedback. As it was directly in the .tml of my page itself, i simply could have done something like : @Component private Feedback feedback ;