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Juraj Húska edited comment on RF-13348 at 11/25/13 8:53 AM:
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I am reopening the issue, because it is not behaving as the doc describes.
IMHO it is a bug and that the doc is correct.
It is behaving like this:
* *comma separated classes* -->
** _expected:_ provided classes applied to each column
** _actual:_ provided classes applied to individual columns
* *space separated classes* -->
** _expected:_ classes for individual columns
** _actual:_ all provided classes applied only for first column
Steps to reproduce:
# load Metamer at:
http://localhost:8080/metamer/faces/components/richPickList/columnLayout....
# set {{columnClasses}} to: _foo,bar,blah_
# inspect the first item, see that the first column has class _blah_, second the _bar_ and
the third one class _blah_.
My another concern is abut this part:
bq. If the number of classes in this list is less than the number of column children, then
no class will be applied to the columns greater than the number of classes. If however the
final class in the list is the `*` character, the classes will instead be applied in a
repeating manner every n-fold column, where n is the order the class in this list.
It works only with classes comma separated, so if that is correct the doc should state it.
I can create a doc issue if you can confirm my objections ?
was (Author: jhuska):
I am reopening the issue, because it is not behaving as the doc describes.
IMHO it is a bug and that the doc is correct.
It is behaving like this:
* *comma separated classes* -->
** _expected:_ provided classes applied to each column
** _actual:_ provided classes applied to individual columns
* *space separated classes* -->
** _expected:_ classes for individual columns
** _actual:_ all provided classes applied only for first column
Steps to reproduce:
# load Metamer at:
http://localhost:8080/metamer/faces/components/richPickList/columnLayout....
# set {{columnClasses}} to: _foo,bar,blah_
# inspect the first item, see that the first column has class _blah_, second the _bar_ and
the third one class _blah_.
My another concern is abut this part:
bq. If the number of classes in this list is less than the number of column children, then
no class will be
applied to the columns greater than the number of classes. If however the final class in
the list is the `*`
character, the classes will instead be applied in a repeating manner every n-fold column,
where n is the order
the class in this list.
It works only with classes comma separated, so if that is correct the doc should state it.
I can create a doc issue if you can confirm my objections ?
pickList - columnClass attribute behaves differently than in RF4
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Key: RF-13348
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RF-13348
Project: RichFaces
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: component-selects
Affects Versions: 5.0.0.Alpha2
Reporter: Juraj Húska
Assignee: Brian Leathem
Fix For: 5.0.0.Alpha2
{{collumnClass}} attribute of {{r:pickList}} behaves in this way in *RF5*:
Suppose a {{pickList}}, which items consist from _three_ columns.
* if you set {{collumnClass}} to: {{foo bar}}, then first column has class {{foo}}, the
second one {{bar}}
* if you set it to {{foo, bar}}, then the first column has class {{foo,bar}} - expected
In *RF4*, it was different though:
* it worked as {{collumnClass}} for {{dataTable}}. Literally as it is described in VDL
doc:
bq. Assigns one or more space-separated CSS class names to the columns of the table. If
the CSS class names are comma-separated, each class will be assigned to a particular
column in the order they follow in the attribute. If you have less class names than
columns, the class will be applied to every n-fold column where n is the order in which
the class is listed in the attribute. If there are more class names than columns, the
overflow ones are ignored.
The way how it worked in RF4 seems more reasonable for me. What is your opinion on this ?
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