tile definitions can be extended, and all properties and attributes are inherited.
properties and attributes can be overloaded, which would result in the
replacement behavior you are seeing.The (pdf) document I was looking at was accessible via the 'Tiles Advanced Features'
link on the following page:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_tiles.html
Its a nice document with a lot of good examples, and I didn't see anything like
what you wanted in there.
-jeff
On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 01:45 PM, Derek Richardson wrote:
Two definitions, A and B. B extends A. I want to be able to add elements to a list attribute, adding some in A and some in B. Real code:
<definition name="portal.portlet" page="/template/portal_portlet.jsp" controllerUrl="/portlet.do">
<put name="$s" value="maximized"/>
<putList name="javascriptUrls">
<add value="/ajs2.jsp" />
</putList>
</definition>
<definition name="portal.portlet.dt" extends="portal.portlet"> <put name="$t" value="/p_dt/view.do"/> <put name="customizer" value="/p_dt/config.do"/> <putList name="javascriptUrls"> <add value="/ajs1.jsp" /> </putList> </definition>
When I insert "portal.portlet.dt", I want to see an attribute "javascriptUrls" with two values: "/ajs1.jsp" and "/ajs2.jsp". Currently, I see only "/ajs1.jsp". It seems that the putList in the child definition hides the parent list instead of adding to it.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks,
Derek Richardson
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