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The following page has been changed by ErikVullings: http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/WishList ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Skinning, and swapping out component template are mentioned above, and I want to add my vote for allowing a complete decoupling of the layout for pages and components. We have customers that want our application "branded" to a very precise look and feel. This means that when two different users hit the application, a completely different page layout is used to render the exact same content. This can be taken down to the component level. We are currently using a home-grown Web UI framework to do this, and it is important functionality for us. -- JacobRobertson - * The ability to set a parameter such as "location" for <include-script>. It would default to "body" but you could set it to "head". That way when you need to have javascript called in the header and not in the body you dont have to go the whole shell delegate route. Also this would make components that use the javascript work without having to create a Shell delegate for the page. - Chris Yates + * The ability to set a parameter such as "location" for <include-script>. It would default to "body" but you could set it to "head". That way when you need to have javascript called in the header and not in the body you dont have to go the whole shell delegate route. Also this would make components that use the javascript work without having to create a Shell delegate for the page. - ChrisYates - * Some JavaScripts rely on relative positioning. For example it will insert a DHTML menu into the page where the <script src="menu.js"> is called. Currently any <include-script> calls put the <script> tag's just below <body>. It would be better if they were inserted the same place the Script component is called. - Chris Yates + * Some JavaScripts rely on relative positioning. For example it will insert a DHTML menu into the page where the <script src="menu.js"> is called. Currently any <include-script> calls put the <script> tag's just below <body>. It would be better if they were inserted the same place the Script component is called. - ChrisYates --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
