It's a little confusing and although what it does now is correct, I may fix it.
<div t:type="EmptyFrame" t:id="myFrame" centerBlock="block:centerBlock"> <t:block id="centerBlock">Something</t:block> </div> t:id is just for components. For blocks, a simple id will sufffice, and is all that's accepted. It should be generating a parse error for your syntax. Further for what you are trying to do, I've tried to make it easy: <div t:type="EmptyFrame" t:id="myFrame"> <t:parameter name="centerBlock"> Something </t:parameter> </div> <t:parameter> is used to define a Block and bind it to a parameter all in one go. On 6/17/07, Jeremy F. Kassis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This works: <div t:type="EmptyFrame" t:id="myFrame" centerBlock="block:centerBlock"></div> <t:block t:id="centerBlock">Something</t:block> But T5 complains that the component doesn't have a Block with id="centerBlock" in this case: <div t:type="EmptyFrame" t:id="myFrame" centerBlock="block:centerBlock"> <t:block t:id="centerBlock">Something</t:block> </div> And has the same complaint for this: <t:block t:id="centerBlock">Something</t:block> <div t:type="EmptyFrame" t:id="myFrame" centerBlock="block:centerBlock"></div> Coming from Tap4 land, this seems a little strange. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/T5-Block-Rendering-tf3935992.html#a11163113 Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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