I have a *Select* component. I need to display a *Zone* when the *Select*
component is rendered so I specified the zone's ID in the select
component's *t:zone* attribute.
But I still have to explicitly render the zone
I even removed the *Select* component's *VALUE_CHANGED* event handler
assuming that having it would override this default\expected behavior but
it didn't work.
I believe that specifying the zone ID once in the tml is enough to know
what zone should be displayed on a *VALUE_CHANGED* event. Also having a way
to override this default behavior in the *VALUE_CHANGED* event handler
method will definitely be needed.
So should I specify the zone twice for the exact purpose ? Or is there a
cleaner way to do it ?
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*Muhammad Gelbana*
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgelbana
component is rendered so I specified the zone's ID in the select
component's *t:zone* attribute.
But I still have to explicitly render the zone
I even removed the *Select* component's *VALUE_CHANGED* event handler
assuming that having it would override this default\expected behavior but
it didn't work.
I believe that specifying the zone ID once in the tml is enough to know
what zone should be displayed on a *VALUE_CHANGED* event. Also having a way
to override this default behavior in the *VALUE_CHANGED* event handler
method will definitely be needed.
So should I specify the zone twice for the exact purpose ? Or is there a
cleaner way to do it ?
*---------------------*
*Muhammad Gelbana*
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgelbana