Hi,

try this:

          <tc:form id="NewProduct">
              <tc:panel>
                  <tx:in id="name" label="Nowy produkt:"/>
                  <tc:button action="submit()" label="OK"/>
              </tc:panel>
          </tc:form>

put the form to outher and the cell/panel to inner.

the only difference between cell and panel are the additional spanX/Y
attributes,
if no need for them use panel.

Regards,
 Volker


2006/11/9, PiotrekJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:



Volker Weber-4 wrote:
>
> What happen if you leave out the tx:in ?
>
>
>
Hi,
I doesn't matter which component I remove, only the first is rendered.
If I cut tx:in and leave tc:button, I can see the button. Also, If I swap
tx:in with tc:button(now tc:button is the first and tx:in is the second), I
can see the button.
Sorry, every component is rendered in html, but only the first is visible in
browser.
It seems like only one component in tc:cell is visible.

I've found such solution(I've added tc:panel and made gridLayout in it):


<tc:tab label="Produkty">
        <tc:panel height="65px">
            <f:facet name="layout">
                <tc:gridLayout columns="*;fixed;*" rows="fixed" />
            </f:facet>

            <tc:link label="Asortyment" link="/products/list.jsp"/>

            <tc:panel>
                <f:facet name="layout">
                    <tc:gridLayout columns="1*;1*" rows="fixed;fixed" />
                </f:facet>
                <tc:form id="NewProduct">
                    <tc:label for="name" value="Nowy produkt:"/>
                    <tc:button action="#{CartEdit.CreateProduct}"
label="OK"/>
                    <tc:hidden id="action" value="createproduct"/>
                    <tc:cell spanX="2">
                        <tc:in id="name" value="#{CartEdit.newName}"/>
                    </tc:cell>
                </tc:form>
            </tc:panel>

            <tc:cell/>
        </tc:panel>
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