Thanks all, now I noticed the "align" attribute. Should the "Formatting"
paragraph be canceled from tag doc ?
Also I tried to follow the column renderer sources by a debugger: I just
noticed that there is some automatic style selection based on actual
child type: text, number and icon. But I miss what should lead to number
detection, since we have no "outputNumber" component.
An icon is properly recognized if I provide it through tr:icon. The same
for a string through ouputText.
But if my bean returns an Integer to feed an outputText value, then it
is assigned an af_column_cell-text selector (thus left-aligned), while I
expected a af_column_cell-number, which is right-aligned.
So the point is how to trigger this detection mechanism by data contents.
-- Renzo
Felix Gonschorek wrote:
Hello,
i do this with <t:column align="end" />
regards
felix gonschorek
Simon Lessard schrieb:
Helllo Renzo,
I neer played with that property yet, but I think the formatType
should be
"number" and not "right". I believe there's also either an align or
halign
property to do that.
Regards,
~ Simon
On 2/19/07, Renzo Tomaselli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Trinidad tag documentation states that the column component should
have a formatType attribute.
I tried to right-align a numeric cell as <tr:column
formatType="right">,
but I got the warning "Property 'formatType' is not on type
org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.component.core.data.CoreColumn"
How can I do align numeric columns ?
