Mike,
What would be the correct way to make this happen in MyFaces? Add an
issue to JIRA and attach the solution for <s:fieldset/> to it?
Gert
Mike Duffy wrote:
Wouldn't it be more logical to make this the default behaviour of
<s:fieldset/> (and arguably also for <t:div/>) in MyFaces, as their common
usage in HTML also is
to group other elements?
Yes. I think that is exactly correct.
Mike
--- Gert Vanthienen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
L.S.,
Actually, it was quite easy to have the <s:fieldset/> render it's children,
as described in the article referred to by Mike Kienenberger. I downloaded
the source code for the MyFaces Sandbox components and added these two
methods to the FieldsetRenderer class:
public boolean getRendersChildren() {
return true;
}
public void encodeChildren(FacesContext context, UIComponent component)
throws IOException {
RendererUtils.renderChildren(context, component);
}
Now, the <s:fieldset/> behaves like e.g. a panelGroup, allowing us to use it
as a nesting container for other tags.
Wouldn't it be more logical to make this the default behaviour of
<s:fieldset/> (and arguably also for <t:div/>) in MyFaces, as their common
usage in HTML also is to group other elements?
Gert
