Hi, semantically the IBehavior.beforeRender() and Component.onBeforeRender() are two different things. IBehavior.beforeRender() and afterRender() are used to wrap component output in custom markup, while Component.onBeforeRender() is place to initialize component, build it's children, etc.
-Matej On 9/4/07, Bart Molenkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I found out that IBehavior.beforeRender() is called within > Component.render(), while Component.onBeforeRender() is called > before the rendering phase. > > Is this correct behavior? There is a difference in this, because > a component.onBeforeRender() can change the hierarchy, while > IBehavior.beforeRender() cannot. Both names suggest that they > should be called at the same time (that is, right before or after > the Component.onBeforeRender() is called I would expect that > IBehavior.beforeRender() is called). > > Thanks, > Bart. >
