AFAIK, it's up to the parent element to support <f:param>.. for
example if you nest a param inside an outputText, it is used to
replace part of the text marked as {1}, {2} etc.What are you expecting <f:param> to do inside an inputText? 2006/5/26, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Technically all components can have a f:param (it just adds a parameter component under the parent component). I have used it before to add "special" functionality to a control (same as adding an attribute). As for having the parameter in the request on POST back, it only works with outputLink and commandLink I believe. -Andrew On 5/26/06, bin z <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > Normally, I was using f:param with h:outputLink/commandLink. But yesterday I > tried to use it with h:inputText, it did not work. > Can anyone tell me which components can be used with f:param? > > thanx & regards
