Hi Scott... Thank you for your quick reply. I am sorry I am not understand what do you mean by visible attribute... Which component has visible attribute?
Thanks Regards, Pdt Scott O'Bryan wrote: > > Configure you web server to not allow directory browsing OR you can hide > the panelBox using the visible attribute... > > Scott > > pdt_p wrote: >> Hi.. >> >> I have a question about Jsp include tag and trinidad panel component. >> >> I try to add this code in one of my jsp page: >> <tr:panelBox inlineStyle="display:none"> >> <h:panelGrid border="1"> >> <jsp:include page="" /> >> </h:panelGrid> >> </tr:panelBox> >> >> Somehow directory listing is displayed in my page when it get rendered. I >> try to hide the directory listing part by using syleclass and inline >> style >> but seems like it's not working (ex inlinestyle that i used: >> "inlineStyle="display:none" ). The directory listing is still get >> displayed. >> If I remove jsp:include directive, the directory listing part gone. >> >> I have tried to use pretty much all trinidad panel component such as >> panelgroup, panelBox, trinidad tablelayout and tomahawk div component, >> but >> none of them is working. >> >> I try to use tomahawk collapsiblePanel component and set the "value" >> attribute to false, the directory listing is gone but the problem it the >> double arrow image will be displayed. >> >> I am aware that i have to provide valid relative or absolute url in the >> page >> attribute in jsp include directive but in my case, sometimes the url that >> i >> am going to provide might be an invalid url. >> >> Any Idea How to hide the directory listing? >> >> Thank you very much. >> >> Regards, >> >> pdt >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Question-about-using-Jsp-include-directive-and-trinidad-panel-component-tp15725268p15734476.html Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
