Error message customization in

[Anshuman Abhishek Roy <an...@in.ness.com>]

Hi,

In the <tr:convertDateTime> if we put a pattern attribute and type attribute, then the my custom message in convertDateMessageDetail is not showing up. 
 
On further exploration of this component I found that the message can be shown provided we remove the pattern attribute.
 
Is there any way of which we can let it show , but simulataneously maintain its pattern.
 
I have attached the code below:
<tr:inputDate chooseId="entrydatepicker" id="entrydate"

value="#{BackingBean.startDate}"

onchange="closeCurrentPanelPopup();" >

<tr:convertDateTime id="xyz" pattern="MMM/d/yyyy" type="date"

convertDateMessageDetail="&quot;{0}&quot; in &quot;{1}&quot;  is an invalid date. Example: &quot;{2}&quot;"/>

</tr:inputDate>

regards,
Anshuman
________________________________

From: Nicolas Kalkhof [mailto:nkalkhof@web.de]
Sent: Wed 1/24/2007 5:45 PM
To: adffaces-user@incubator.apache.org
Subject: [Trinidad] setting panelBox header/content width



Hello folks,

I'm trying to set the with of the header and content inside a panelBox to the same width than the panelBox body.
In principal this works but only if I apply pixel values in the style css file. percentage does not.

the following example draws the panelBox body to maximum width:
<tr:panelBox inlineStyle="width:100%"  background="dark" text="header text">
<tr:outputText value="content text"/>
</tr:panelBox>

the following doesn't work (header/content width is determined by length of the text):

af|panelBox::header {
   width: 100%; 
}
af|panelBox::content {
   width: 100%;
}

the following does work:

af|panelBox::header {
   width: 210px; 
}
af|panelBox::content {
   width: 210px;
}

why doesn't the percentage work? what do i have to do to set the header/content always to 100% width?
can anyone give me a hint on this?

regards,
nicolas
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