Rapha�l Luta wrote:
>
> Ed Knutson wrote:
> >
> > > - I'd like to present portlets in several "panes" to avoid cluttering
> > > the screen with to many portlets.
> >
> > How would you implement that?
> >
>
> By writing a PanePortletController which would show tabs with the pane names
> on top of the current pane content (creating a presentation somewhat like
> the tabbed dialog box in windows).
> I proposed the change in the markup for public comment because the inclusion
> of a <pane> layer between <portlets> and <portlet> require all the existing
> controller to deal with it (but if they don't want to process the tags they
> can either simply ignore them or process only the defaultpane).
<snip>
We could have this integrated into the DefaultPortletController. If it
only has one pane then it wouldn't display the "tab".
But I am still up in the air as to whether this should be done with the
CocoonPortletController. IMO this is a really close decision to go
either way. On one end you can control all your content. On the other
you have more things that can break and aren't coding in Java anymore
but in something that could get out of control pretty quick.
.
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