Like div/span in HTML, I'd like to know if there has similar tags in JSF. It should be meaningless in HTML display, but only for organizing document composition.
For example:
<h:abstractGroup id="a" rendered="false">
...
</h:abstractGroup>
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Xiè Jìléi
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Possibile duplicate of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/951593/what-jsf-component-can-render-a-div-tag – lucapette Sep 03 '11 at 08:51
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define "organizing document composition"? – meriton Sep 03 '11 at 09:19
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@meriton: I mean to construct the logical structure of a document, thanks. – Xiè Jìléi Sep 03 '11 at 09:48
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The rendering of a group of child components can be controlled with the facelet tag <ui:fragment>.
See also Alternative to ui:fragment in JSF
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Oddly, `ui:fragment`, `h:panelGroup` did not work for me. I'm using PrimeFaces (3.0-M3), at last I've found `p:outputPanel` which worked for me, though. I'm curious what's the difference between `ui:fragment` and `p:outputPanel`? Do you know? – Xiè Jìléi Sep 03 '11 at 09:46
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h:panelGroup does exactly this, and it renders as div or span too, automatically detecting which is required.
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