Text Flow & Simple Example
Jim
libraries. I am trying to get a simple document to lay out as
expected, but all elements are going onto new lines rather than
staying in line with each other.
Tyler, is there a way you could post the example you made for the mini
html engine for HTML wrapper? This would give me a much better insight
and a guide of how to proceed, as at the moment i am tracing my way
through your code and making changes that i am sure will turn out to
be mistakes in the long run.
Cheers
Jim
Tyler Larson
Hey,
Looking at the example that is included in the source code a simple example of what you are talking about is already created.
If you launch /deploy/index.html in the browser you can see an example. You will be rendering the site context and the default index action.
By clicking on the next button you will pass a param to the index function in the site context and it will load you the second page of images.
If you look at this method /src/com/company/project/context/SiteContext index() it is rendered with MiniHTMLRenderer.
If you look at the methods below that you have examples with other renderers.
To see the HTMLWrapper version which is called HTMLRenderer in this context you can navigate to #/site/test in the browser.
I see there is a bug here that isn't showing the background color correctly but the layout is flowing the way that you are needing it to.
I will take a look at the background color problem.
You can look at the markup that is being rendered in these examples here /deploy/assets/context/site/
Notice that the markup is a little different from one to the other. There is more going on here than just the rendering of html you have the templating language, and the style sheets and a few other things. The MiniHTMLRenderer can't do much more than this but the HTMLRenderer can do many other things for instance the other demo page #/site/contact is showing off the full component set built into the HTMLWrapper to render HTML5 forms.
If you get stuck on anything else let me know I'll try to help you get rolling. ASTRID is a very large system, it is structured very much like many backend systems like Ruby on Rails or Django. I wish I had more time to write up more tutorials and screen cast to help everyone out. I have gotten many request about this project in the last week. I'll have to get back into it to help you all out.
-Tyler
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