[Seaside] (newbee) Resizing items + a bit more.
Marcus Pedersén
marcus.pedersen at comhem.se
Mon Oct 31 21:48:27 UTC 2005
Thanks for the answers!
It does not work with html attributes tough.
Here is my code part:
html form: [
html heading: title.
html attributes
at: 'row' put: [20];
at: 'cols' put: [80].
html textAreaWithValue: (time, content) callback: [:v| content := v].
html break.
html submitButtonWithAction: [] text: 'Spara'.
]
This does not change the textArea size.
Please help.
I have tried to make a message on class side called "initialize" and the
code in it is:
(self registerAsApplication: 'webnote').
I wasn't able to find my page with URL:
http://localhost:9090/seaside/webnote
until I had been in to config page.
I am probably doing something wrong please help!
Thanks
Marcus
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From: "Philippe Marschall" <philippe.marschall at gmail.com>
To: "The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general discussion."
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Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 10:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Seaside] (newbee) Resizing items + a bit more.
>
> Hi!
> I am new to Seaside and has quite resently started of with a web-app.
> I have made a page with a textArea but I want the textArea to be larger.
> I have looked trough some code parts and found out that in WAHtmlRenderer
> the message (textAreaWithValue: callback:) specifies the size of the item.
> If I change that message, my textArea do change, but I just asume that
> then
> ALL textAreas changes in size. Right?
> So how do I just change my textArea in size?
They only get in #textAreaWithValue: callback: if they are not set before.
You can set them the same way you can set any attribute of an html element.
html attributes
at: 'rows' put: [ 5 ];
at: 'cols' put: [ 40 ].
html textArea....
> Second question: When I made my class ready the way I want it to show and
> interact, I have to log in at seaside/config and add my entry point to be
> able to see my page (a have also figured out about canBeRoot).
> How can I make this by code?
MyClass registerAsApplication: 'myclass'
> Third question: Is is possible to maka a class and make instances that
> becomes different pages? I am supposed to read in from a file what the
> header is supposed to be called aso.
There is no such thing as a page, just components. I don't see what
you want to do, but you probably are looking for #call:, perhaps in
conjunction with a WATask.
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