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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by Erich Oliphant <er...@vantixweb.com> on 2004/05/27 03:08:16 UTC
Bundle page and component?
Hi,
My designer just gave me a page that contains a <div> that scrolls some
text via an embedded <iframe>. I'd like to make a single component out
of this. From a logical perspective the page that the <iframe> pulls in
would be part of the component. But I can't figure out how (if it's
possible) to accomplish this with a single component. I need to
generate the div,iframe,etc but I also need a .page that returns the
content (some RSS feeds). I'd like to put the feed URL's in the
components definition and let the component figure out the rest.
Any ideas?
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Re: Bundle page and component?
Posted by Erich Oliphant <er...@vantixweb.com>.
That would certainly make my life easier :) I focus on backend stuff so
I am not as versed in DHTML as I should be. I will discuss it with the
designer.
Marius Siegas wrote:
> Couldn't you do this without an <iframe>? I think you could use
> <div style="width: 100px; height: 100px; overflow: #;">some text</div>
> # = scroll | hidden | auto
>
> Erich Oliphant wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> My designer just gave me a page that contains a <div> that scrolls
>> some text via an embedded <iframe>. I'd like to make a single
>> component out of this. From a logical perspective the page that the
>> <iframe> pulls in would be part of the component. But I can't figure
>> out how (if it's possible) to accomplish this with a single
>> component. I need to generate the div,iframe,etc but I also need a
>> .page that returns the content (some RSS feeds). I'd like to put the
>> feed URL's in the components definition and let the component figure
>> out the rest.
>>
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>>
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Re: Bundle page and component?
Posted by Marius Siegas <ma...@elinara.ktu.lt>.
Couldn't you do this without an <iframe>? I think you could use
<div style="width: 100px; height: 100px; overflow: #;">some text</div>
# = scroll | hidden | auto
Erich Oliphant wrote:
> Hi,
> My designer just gave me a page that contains a <div> that scrolls some
> text via an embedded <iframe>. I'd like to make a single component out
> of this. From a logical perspective the page that the <iframe> pulls in
> would be part of the component. But I can't figure out how (if it's
> possible) to accomplish this with a single component. I need to
> generate the div,iframe,etc but I also need a .page that returns the
> content (some RSS feeds). I'd like to put the feed URL's in the
> components definition and let the component figure out the rest.
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
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