- accessKey - Enter the character to use for quick access to the form element specified by the labeledNodeId, if set. If the same access key appears in multiple locations in the same page of output, the rendering user agent will cycle among the elements accessed by the similar keys. The character specified by this attribute must exist in the prompt attribute of the component. If it does not, the user will not receive a visual indication of the existence of the accessKey.
- contentStyleClass - Enter the CSS style of the content area of the messaging component. This area includes both the direct contents and the end child.
- disabled - Select "true" or "false" to specify whether to disable the component or not.
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inlineStyle - Enter the inline CSS style for this
component. In the right column, click the
icon to open a dialog, then click New to enter the
CSS property values. The property element defines a single
name/value pair. The name is defined by the Name attribute, and
the Value by the plain-text contents of the element. For example,
you can enter 'color' for Name, and 'red' for Value. In the
Advanced tab, you can enter an EL syntax data binding expression or use
the Bind to Data dialog to select a data source for this complex
attribute.
- name - Enter a unique name for the component.
- prompt - Enter the prompt text to display for the component.
- promptAndAccessKey - Enter the prompt text using the ampersand ('&') notation to specify both the prompt and access key. For example, setting this attribute to "P&rompt" will set the prompt to "Prompt" and the access key to 'r'.
- readOnly - Select "true" or "false" to specify whether to render the component as read only.
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required - Select a value to specify whether the component
requires user input. An asterisk displays before the prompt to
indicate that user input is required. Depending on the component,
these values are supported:
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yes- User input is required. Any attached validater must also succeed. Visual indication is displayed (asterisk). -
no- Default. User input is not required or any attached validater must succeed. -
uiOnly- The user interface indicates that user input is required (asterisk), but the constraint is not enforced. -
validaterOnly- Validation success is dependent on the validater and not whether any input has been entered. Any attached validater must succeed.
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- vAlign - Select the vertical alignment of the prompt and other contents. The available options are "middle", "top", and "bottom".
Note: To use data binding, see Data Binding a Component Attribute.