Hi,
This doesn't really concern the If component, but rather the framework
itself. You cannot call methods with arguments through the prop: binding
prefix, at least not yet.
What you should do is to make sure the current value of the loop is
bound to a page property that you can check in a page method that
returns a boolean:
@Property
private Node node;
public boolean isNodeSelected() {
return nodeSelected.getIdentifier() == node.getIdentifier();
}
Your If will then simply become
<t:if test="nodeSelected">...</t:if>
Hope this helps.
-Filip
On 2008-06-05 13:05, maxthesecond wrote:
Is it possible to send parameters to the if component?
I'm in a loop component and I would like to do something like this:
<t:Tree treeid='literal:categorytree' source="treeNodes" currentNode="node">
<t:eventlink t:id="tree" t:event="SelectNode"
context="node.identifier">
<t:if test="Testj(node.identifier)">
${node.name}
<t:parameter name="else">
${node.name}
</t:parameter>
</t:if>
</t:eventlink>
</t:Tree>
And then in the java code:
boolean Testj(int nodeid){if(nodeid==nodeSelected) return true; return
false; }
Is there any way to do the trick?
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