about VelocityTwoColumns layout

[Prashant <pr...@indicussoftware.com>]

Hello,

I am using velocity as view for my portlets.
Now i am using VelocityTwoColumns layout for displaying the content as
two columns .. but the portlets contents gets displayed as 2 rows
instead..
When i saw html source of the page it seems due to tag <div id="c_">
it is displaying as 2 rows .. when i commented this tag the contents are
getting displayed as 2 columns.. 

I have also tried to use VelocityTwoColumnsTable but there is some
problem with this layout and the decorators were not applied in this
case.

I think i have to create my own layout !! But i have no idea about
VelocityTwoColumns layout implementation.. 

Can anybody provide me more information about VelocityMultiColumn
implementation and what can be done to customize it .

thanks and regards
prashant
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Re: AW: about VelocityTwoColumns layout

[Prashant <pr...@indicussoftware.com>]

Hello,
Thanks for prompt reply.
I am using Jetspeed 2. 

I think if i can create my own layout like VelocityTwoColumns , it will
help to fulfil the GUI needs..
This customized layout will add some specific tags around the portlets..

Can you guide me How can I achieve this in Jetspeed 2.

regards
prashant
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AW: about VelocityTwoColumns layout

[ap...@salesfactory.org]

for JS1: open controllers.xreg and append a new layout - like this
example:

    <portlet-controller-entry name="TwoColumnsRight_small"
hidden="false">
        <meta-info>
            <title>Two columns (10/90)</title>
        </meta-info>
 
<classname>org.apache.jetspeed.portal.controllers.VelocityPortletControl
ler</classname>
        <parameter name="template" value="multicolumn.vm"
hidden="false"/>
        <parameter name="action"
            value="controllers.MultiColumnControllerAction"
hidden="false"/>
        <parameter name="sizes" value="10%,90%" hidden="false"/>
        <parameter name="cols" value="2" hidden="false"/>
        <media-type ref="html"/>
    </portlet-controller-entry>

Here is a two-colums-layout defined. the left col is 10%, the right one
90%

Hope this helps.

cu



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Gesendet: Freitag, 16. Juni 2006 04:26
An: jetspeed-user@portals.apache.org
Betreff: about VelocityTwoColumns layout


Hello,

I am using velocity as view for my portlets.
Now i am using VelocityTwoColumns layout for displaying the content as
two columns .. but the portlets contents gets displayed as 2 rows
instead..
When i saw html source of the page it seems due to tag <div id="c_">
it is displaying as 2 rows .. when i commented this tag the contents are
getting displayed as 2 columns.. 

I have also tried to use VelocityTwoColumnsTable but there is some
problem with this layout and the decorators were not applied in this
case.

I think i have to create my own layout !! But i have no idea about
VelocityTwoColumns layout implementation.. 

Can anybody provide me more information about VelocityMultiColumn
implementation and what can be done to customize it .

thanks and regards
prashant
-- 
Prashant <pr...@indicussoftware.com>



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