I believe this is intended and I personally like it. Frameworks tend to
hijack the DOM id too often. I ran into the same problem though and
found the following Mixin:
public class DomIdPrinter {
@Parameter(value = "prop:componentResources.id", defaultPrefix =
"literal")
private String clientId;
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@BeforeRenderBody
private void begin(MarkupWriter writer) {
Element el = writer.getElement();
if(el.getAttribute("id") == null) {
el.attribute("id", clientId);
}
}
}
which you can then mix into your AcionLink like:
@Mixins("DomIdPrinter")
@Component(id = "yourLinkId")
private ActionLink yourLinkId;
Cheers,
Joost
Glenn Sudduth wrote:
I upgraded my project to T5 v5.0.13 from .11 this morning. This was a
very smooth upgrade except for one issue which has caused some breakage
in my integration tests.
This (slightly simplified) code in .11 ....
<t:grid
source="foos"
row="foo"
model="model">
<t:parameter name="editFooCell">
<t:actionlink t:id="editFoo" context="foo.fooId"> Edit </t:actionlink>
</t:parameter>
</t:grid>
... generates HTML anchor which includes an id ...
<a id="editFoo" href="/MyApp/managefoos.editfoo/1"> Edit </a>
<a id="editFoo_0" href="/MyApp/managefoos.editfoo/2"> Edit </a>
<a id="editFoo_1" href="/MyApp/managefoos.editfoo/3"> Edit </a>
However, .13 doesn't seem to ...
<a href="managefoos.editfoo/1">Edit</a>
<a href="managefoos.editfoo/2">Edit</a>
My tests were referencing these elements by id and now can't find them. How can
I get them back?
Thanks,
--
Glenn
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