Great to see people reading the documentation. You're seeing a work in progress, documentation and code.
In the short term; the T4 style templates will return (using, probably, a t:id and t:type, rather than the combined jwcid). In the medium term, T5 will have a preview mode for pages that should be more useful, practical, and satisfying than the T4 approach. On 9/13/06, balduran bu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howard, In T5 Component Templates <http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/guide/templates.html> , it is really a surprise to see the return of tag style template. The usage of <t:comp> and <t:body>, reminds me of JSP/JSF times. I cannot understand why you turn away from jwcid attribute. Please allow me to quote some document from T4 Template <http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4/UsersGuide/template.html#template. contents> : The goal is to allow you to preview your HTML templates using a WYSIWYG HTML editor (or even an ordinary web browser). The editor will ignore the undefined HTML attributes (such as jwcid). A larger goal is to support real project teams: The special markup for Tapestry is unobtrusive, even invisible. This allows an HTML designer to work on a template without breaking the dynamic portions of it. Importantly, the designers can work with their normal tools and editors. This is completely unlike JSPs, where the changes to support dynamic output are extremely intrusive and result in a file that is meaningless to an HTML editor. And in T5, are these two goal no longer supported? Regards, Balduran
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