Most renderers will not give you access to the root element to be able to add attributes. However, if the renderers are correctly using the response writer, they should be calling startElement(String, UIComponent). By subclassing this, you can trap the call, look for you attributes and add them to the element.
-Andrew On Dec 14, 2007 7:07 PM, Ole Ersoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a attribute that I just need to get passed through to the > corresponding html element. For example: > > <h:form id="registrationForm" > anAdditionalAttribute="I need to get through to the form element"> > </h:form> > > > In the rendered output I would like: > > <form > ... > anAdditionalAttribute="I need to get through to the form element"> > </form> > > > I think the process for doing this (Excluding component registration, etc.) > is first to subclass the form component and add the "anAdditionalAttribute" > to the subclass. Then subclass the corresponding renderer and render this > attribute. > > Does anyone know if there's a quicker/magic way to get the job done? > > Thanks, > - Ole > > >
