Hello Stefan,

the 1.1.x trunk is a little bit buggy now. We try to refactor the
layouting and many other parts of Tobago. I can look at your issue at
the weekend.

Regards

Bernd

Stefan Hedtfeld schrieb:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm switching from using jsp to faclets and am currently working on a
> prototype using tobago-1.1.0-SNAPSHOT and sun RI 1.2 on JBoss. I started
> with a layout which worked for jsps, and began to migrate it to
> facelets. As this didn't work as expected I tried to simplify the layout
> and finally came to a point where I only have three parts in my layout:
> a header, the body (content) and a footer. But I still get weird rows
> with 0px height and columns with 0px width in the resulting html.
> 
> Here is some code:
> 
> app/home.xhtml:
> 
>  <ui:composition template="/templates/master.xhtml">
>    <tc:loadBundle basename="bundle" var="mainBundle" />
>    <ui:define name="title">#{mainBundle.pageTitle}</ui:define>
>    <ui:define name="body">
>      <tx:date id="test" label="Label"/>
>    </ui:define>
>  </ui:composition>
> 
> templates/master.xhtml:
> 
>  <f:view locale="#{clientConfiguration.locale}">
>    <tc:loadBundle basename="bundle" var="mainBundle" />
>    <tc:page label="#{mainBundle.pageTitle}" id="masterpage" width="800"
> height="600">
> 
>      <f:facet name="layout">
>        <tc:gridLayout border="1" margin="1px" columns="*"
> rows="fixed;fixed;*;fixed"  />
>      </f:facet>
> 
>      <!-- row 0 -->
>      <tc:link action="app/home" immediate="true"
>          image="image/logo_tiny.gif" />
> 
>      <!-- row 1 -->
>      <ui:insert name="body">
>        <ui:include src="/templates/body.xhtml"/>
>      </ui:insert>
>      <!-- row 2 -->
>      <tc:cell/>
> 
>      <!-- row 3 -->
>      <tc:out value="#{mainBundle.copyrightNote}"/>
> 
>    </tc:page>
>  </f:view>
> 
> templates/header.xhtml
> 
>  <f:subview id="header">
>    <tc:loadBundle basename="bundle" var="mainBundle" />
>    <tc:link action="app/home" immediate="true"
>        image="image/logo_tiny.gif" />
>  </f:subview>
> 
> (footer is similar to header so I skip this one).
> 
> The result is (excerpt only :))
> 
> <table border="1" class="tobago-gridLayout-default" style="height:600px;
> width:800px; " cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" summary=""
>> <colgroup
>> <col width="796"
>> </colgroup><tr
>> <td class="tobago-gridLayout-cell-td" style="width: 796px; height: 0px;"
>> <div class="tobago-gridLayout-default tobago-gridLayout-first-row
>> tobago-gridLayout-first-column" style="width: 796px; height: 0px;"
>>
> 
>      <!-- row 0 --></div></td></tr><tr
>> <td class="tobago-gridLayout-cell-td" style="width: 796px; height: 25px;"
>> <div class="tobago-gridLayout-default tobago-gridLayout-first-column"
>> style="width: 796px; height: 25px;"
>> <a href="javascript:;" onclick="Tobago.submitAction(this,
>> 'masterpage:j_id4', true);" class="tobago-link-default"
>> id="masterpage:j_id4" name="masterpage:j_id4"
>> <img
>> src="/seam-template/tobago-resource/html/standard/standard/image/logo_tiny.gif"
>> border="0" alt=""
>> </a></div></td></tr><tr
>> <td class="tobago-gridLayout-cell-td" style="width: 796px; height:
>> 108px;"
>> <div class="tobago-gridLayout-default tobago-gridLayout-first-column"
>> style="width: 796px; height: 108px;"
>>
> 
> 
> I get the following warnings in the log (as far as I know row is used
> for both row and column in the output):
> 
> 22:21:06,164 WARN  [GridLayoutRenderer] Unbalanced layout: rows.size()=8
> !=layoutTokens.length=4 rowLayout='fixed;fixed;1*;fixed;'
> (clientId='masterpage:j_id2')
> 22:21:06,213 WARN  [GridLayoutRenderer] Unable to calculate Height for
> token '1*'! using 'fixed' , component:masterpage:j_id6 is Panel
> 22:21:06,308 WARN  [GridLayoutRenderer] Unable to calculate Height for
> token '1*'! using 'fixed' , component:masterpage:j_id6 is Panel
> 2
> 
> Has anyone used tobago and facelets for this kind of composite layout?
> How do I avoid these 0px wide columns / high rows? (You can imagine the
> more complex the layout the more weird the result ...)
> 
> Any hints welcome!
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Stefan.
> 

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