Hi All,
I have a custom component which only has one HtmlPanelNavigationMenu
component which is the component class for <t:panelNavigation2>
If I hard code the panelNavigation2 in the JSF page like:
<t:panelNavigation2 id="nav1" width="170px" layout="list"
itemClass="navNormal" activeItemClass="navSelected"
openItemClass="navOpen" >
Then the CSS classes are picked up properly.
However if I create the component programmatically like:
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
Application app = context.getApplication();
HtmlPanelNavigationMenu panelNavigationComponent =
(HtmlPanelNavigationMenu)app.createComponent(HtmlPanelNavigationMenu.COM
PONENT_TYPE);
panelNavigationComponent.setId("leftNav");
panelNavigationComponent.setLayout("list");
// Set the CSS classes
panelNavigationComponent.setActiveItemClass("navSelected");
panelNavigationComponent.setOpenItemClass("navOpen");
panelNavigationComponent.setItemClass("navNormal");
panelNavigationComponent.setStyleClass("leftMenuStyle");
Now when the component is rendered then everything works except the CSS
classes. The HTML code generated has the classes defined properly but
then it is just not working the way it should. On selection of a menu
item the selectedClass is not getting rendered the way it should be.
This is strange!!!
One more issue:
If the last <t:commandNavigation2> item contains child command
navigation items then on clicking the parent it does not expand. However
if I place another parent without any child commandNavigationItem after
this one then it expands properly. Strange behavior indeed.
Any help will be appreciated!!
Rgds,
Madhav
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