Using

["CONNER, BRENDAN (SBCSI)" <bc...@sbc.com>]

I recently tried to use an <h:outputLabel> tag against a <t:inputText>
tag and received a compiler error saying the id specified by the
for="..." attribute was not found.  When I changed <h:outputLabel> to
<t:outputLabel>, the compiler error went away.  If, instead, I changed
<t:inputText> to <h:inputText>, the error also went away.

So the bottom line, I guess, is that, when using a Tomahawk component,
any outputLabel tag used to refer to it also has to be from the Tomahawk
library.  (By contrast, a Tomahawk outputLabel can be used against a
Tomahawk or non-Tomahawk tag.)

Can someone explain why there is this restriction?  It's easy enough to
use <t:outputLabel> everywhere, but I was just curious.

- Brendan

Re: Using

[Martin Marinschek <ma...@gmail.com>]

Doh!

no clue...

can you open an issue on this?

regards,

Martin

On 8/26/05, CONNER, BRENDAN (SBCSI) <bc...@sbc.com> wrote:
> I recently tried to use an <h:outputLabel> tag against a <t:inputText>
> tag and received a compiler error saying the id specified by the
> for="..." attribute was not found.  When I changed <h:outputLabel> to
> <t:outputLabel>, the compiler error went away.  If, instead, I changed
> <t:inputText> to <h:inputText>, the error also went away.
> 
> So the bottom line, I guess, is that, when using a Tomahawk component,
> any outputLabel tag used to refer to it also has to be from the Tomahawk
> library.  (By contrast, a Tomahawk outputLabel can be used against a
> Tomahawk or non-Tomahawk tag.)
> 
> Can someone explain why there is this restriction?  It's easy enough to
> use <t:outputLabel> everywhere, but I was just curious.
> 
> - Brendan
> 


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