I'm using JSF 2.0 and Primefaces 3.2.
I'm using Facelets for templating, and I've built a 3-column layout:
Left column - mainContent column - Right column. Each column got it's own template xhtml file with ui:composition which I insert in a mainTemplate.
In the mainContent column I've got a info-button (p:commandButton):
<h:form id="mainForm">
<p:commandButton id="infoButton" value="Info" actionListener="#{faceletsAttachment.addInfo}"/>
</h:form>
But I want the info to show in the right column, with a
<h:form id="rightColumnForm">
<p:message for="infoButton">
</h:form>
This obviously does not work, because does not find the infoButton. Any idea how I can make this work? I tried
<p:message for="mainForm:infoButton">
too, but no cigar.
The reason I want to use a p:message is that I want the message to position itself on the y-position the infoButton has. If you got an alternative solution to how I can do this, I would also appreciate it.
If you are adding messages manually from server side you can do the following
<p:message id="myInfoButton" for="myInfoButton" />
and send messages from server to myInfoButton
like this
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance.addMessage("myInfoButton ", new FacesMessage("My Message", "Some Text goes here..."));
also add :rightColumnForm
id to update of the <p:commandButton id="infoButton"