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Revision as of 08:19, 17 December 2010
In general, a XML text is interpreted as a label component. For example,
<window>
Begin ${foo.whatever}
</window>
is equivalent to
<window>
<label value="Begin ${foo.whatever}"/>
</window>
However, a component can be designed to accept the nested text as the value of a component property. In other words, a component designer could decide to make ZK Loader interpret the nest text as the value of a predefined property. For example, Html is one of this kind of components, and
<html>Begin ${foo.whatever}</html>
is equivalent to
<html content="Begin ${foo.whatever}"/>
It is designed to make it easy to specify multiple-line value, so it is usually used by particular components that requires the multi-line value.
Here is a list of components that interprets the XML text as a property's value.
| Component Name | Property Name | Method |
|---|---|---|
| a | label | A.setLabel(String) |
| button | label | Button.setLabel(String) |
| comboitem | content | Comboitem.setContent(String) |
| html | content | Html.setContent(String) |
| label | value | Label.setValue(String) |
| script | content | Script.setContent(String) |
| style | content | Style.setContent(String) |
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