Details
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Type:
New Feature
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 4.1
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Component/s: ACE-Components
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Labels:None
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Environment:ICEfaces 4
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Affects:Documentation (User Guide, Ref. Guide, etc.), Sample App./Tutorial
Description
This would support all the styling/attributes of the existing ace:radioButton component, but would support f:selectItems to define the buttons and would use a single value attribute to define the currently selected radioButton.
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Looks good from my Emporium testing.
r46527: changes in label position to make ace:radioButtons behave like h:selectOneRadio : 1) The default value for the 'labelPosition' attribute is now set to 'right' instead of 'none', 2) If the 'labelPosition' attribute is set to null or to the empty string, the label is still displayed to the right of the radio button; only when 'labelPosition' is set explicitly to 'none' the label won't be displayed
Screenshot demonstrating the missing labels unless "labelPosition" is manually specified.
Re-opening because if "labelPosition" is not specified there is no text shown for each radio button (see screenshot). This is unrelated to any "label" attribute usage.
This prevents ace:radioButtons from being a direct drop in replacement for h:selectOneRadio.
Ideally the text just displays properly, or worst case labelPosition should default to the traditional "left".
Note that this feature was previously supported in the ice:selectOneRadio component.
<ice:selectOneRadio id="SlctDrk" value="#{selectionTags.selectedDrink}" valueChangeListener="#{selectionTags.effectChangeListener}" partialSubmit="true" > <f:selectItems id="SlctDrkItms" value="#{selectionTags.drinkItems}"/> </ice:selectOneRadio>
r46531: removed 'inField' value from 'labelPosition' TLD documentation.
Thank you for observing that, Carmen. The 'inField' value has now been removed from the ace:radioButtons documentation, since ace:radioButton doesn't support it either.