[Simon Raveh <Si...@nominum.com>]

I saw this being use inside the template of components like the Palette,
what is the purpose of this tag.

Thanks
Simon

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[Colin Sampaleanu <co...@exis.com>]

It tells the template parser that the actual content of the template is 
inside this tag, and everything outside this tag should be ignored. It 
allows you for example to have a template which is a complete html page 
so it can be viewed nicely in an html editor while designing, but still 
be used as a template with components like Shell, etc.  Take a look at 
this sample:

http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/doc/ComponentReference/Shell.html

 

Simon Raveh wrote:

>I saw this being use inside the template of components like the Palette,
>what is the purpose of this tag.
>
>Thanks
>Simon
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[Jim Frederic <ji...@isogen.com>]

This tag demarcates the actual html template.  HTML inside this element 
is the tapestry component template.  HTML outside this element is 
ignored by tapestry, but can be useful for fleshing out a page so that 
an HTML designer can view or edit it.

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>what is the purpose of this tag.
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>Thanks
>Simon
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