If you want the method to be showFoo(), then you need to do
test="showFoo()".
But you can use test="showFoo" if showFoo() is renamed to isShowFoo,
iff you change the accessor to public (from protected).
That is, for property access, tapestry is following java beans
conventions, and a property is only a java beans property if it's
public. :)
Robert
On Aug 13, 2009, at 8/1311:34 AM , Michael Gentry wrote:
Hi all,
I've been searching the documentation/examples/list all morning, but
can't find an answer to this so far. Can T5.1 do a conditional
against a method instead of a variable (property)? I have something
like:
<div t:type="If" test="showFoo">...</div>
For the Java, I have tried numerous varieties of:
protected boolean showFoo() { ... }
(isShowFoo, getShowFoo, etc, etc)
I keep getting an exception that it can't convert showFoo to a
component parameter binding, then it shows me all the variables (not
methods) in my class. Of course, you can't put an @Property on a
method, either. Is it not possible in T5 to bind your conditional to
a method? (T4 could do this.)
Thanks,
mrg
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