Difference between revisions of "Template:CustomItemRendering"
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== Change text == | == Change text == | ||
If you just want to change the text e.g. enclosing it with brackets, just put <code><template></code> as its child and add characters with <code>${each}</code>: | If you just want to change the text e.g. enclosing it with brackets, just put <code><template></code> as its child and add characters with <code>${each}</code>: | ||
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| − | <{{{1}}}> | + | <{{{1}}}> |
| − | + | <template name="model">[${each}]</template> | |
| − | </{{{1}}}> | + | </{{{1}}}> |
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* The template only allows text that can be converted into a ZK <code>Label</code>. | * The template only allows text that can be converted into a ZK <code>Label</code>. | ||
Revision as of 04:01, 5 December 2023
Custom Item Rendering
Since this component has no child component like Listbox, if you want to render its items differently, there 2 ways:
Change text
If you just want to change the text e.g. enclosing it with brackets, just put <template> as its child and add characters with ${each}:
<{{{1}}}>
<template name="model">[${each}]</template>
</{{{1}}}>
- The template only allows text that can be converted into a ZK
Label.
Change HTML Structure
If you want to make more changes e.g. adding tooltips by setting title attributes, you need to create your own ItemRenderer. See ZK Developer's Reference/MVC/View/Renderer/Item Renderer.