Yes, you can have components as parameters. See, for example,
RenderBlock, which takes a Block component as a parameter.
If you're only going to have multiple choice and true false, then
the simplest solution is probably to just do (TP4):
<span jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" source="ognl:section.items">
<span jwcid="@If"
condition="components.items.value.type.equals("TrueFalse")
element="ognl:null">
<!-- render your true-false stuff here. -->
</span>
<span jwcid="@Else" element="ognl:null"
<!-- render your multiplechoice stuff here. -->
</span>
</span>
But... if it gets much more complex than that, or if you're looking at
a situation where, later on, you're going to have more than
truefalse/multiplechoice, and you're looking to be able to add more
types without changing the existing templates and code, then have a look
at block/render block. You can grab blocks from other pages, which is
very useful for dynamic component inclusion. :) I'm using this now for a
very similar situation.
Robert
Henrik wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a situation where I have a component that will display certain
> properties
> for a Section object. In addition it should display a list of items for that
> Section. The items in the list can be of type MultipleChoiceItem or
> TrueFalseItem. I would like from my html page to be able to specify that teh
> Section component should use the MultipleChoiceItem component if the list
> contains multipleChoiceItems or use the TrueFalseComponent if the list
> contains
> truefalse items.
>
> Is it a way to specify components as a parameter in a component
> specification??
>
> ex: <span jwcid="@SectionEditor" itemEditor="MultipleChoiceEditor"/> ??? Where
> the MultipleChoiceEditor is a component
>
> Henrik
>
>
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