You can't render a page in another page. And you probably should not. But you can move reusable part of one page to a component and use this new component on as many pages as you want just by writing <t:MyNewShinyComponent />. It is the main feature of Tapestry - components as a way to reuse template and code.
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 10:44 PM, Ken in Nashua <kcola...@live.com> wrote: > Guys, > > I stillk dont get it though... > > if I have a block like > > <t:block> > > </t:block> > > How do I get a page rendered inside this block? > > I mean I have a page called RosterQuery.tml RosterQuery.java > > there is <t:delegate/> <t:body/> > > How do i put this together... > > I still dont know how to reference my page into the above block so it will > embed render within theblock without having to copy and paste the whole > page and clutter up my block.. > > All i want in my block is a one liner that will render my page. > > Can you tell me how this is done ? > > thanks >
