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accessKey
|
char
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Yes
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Character used to gain quick access to this component.
For accessibility reasons, this functionality is not supported
in screen reader mode.
If the same access key appears in multiple input fields in the
same page of output, the rendering user agent will cycle among
the elements accessed by the similar keys. Note that user agents
are inconsistent about dealing with two links having same access
key, and so the cycling behavior is dependent on what the user agent
provides.
This attribute is sometimes referred to as the "mnemonic".
The character specified
by this attribute
must
exist in the
Text
attribute of this go component instance.
If it does not, the user will receive no visual indication of
the existence of the accessKey.
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attributeChangeListener
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javax.faces.el.MethodBinding
|
Only EL
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a method reference to an attribute change listener
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destination
|
String
|
Yes
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the URI this go component references
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disabled
|
boolean
|
Yes
|
whether the go component should be considered disabled.
This attribute only has meaning when go components are used in certain
container types, such as global headers and tab bars.
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longDesc
|
String
|
Yes
|
a long description associated with this go component. This attribute is
only used when the go component is in certain container types, such as
the message box.
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partialTriggers
|
String[
]
|
Yes
|
the IDs of the components that should trigger a partial update.
This component will listen on the trigger components. If one of the
trigger components receives an event that will cause it to update
in some way, this component will request to be updated too.
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targetFrame
|
String
|
Yes
|
the target frame for the go component.
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text
|
String
|
Yes
|
the textual label of the go component. Go components will
also render children elements (including text nodes), though not
all subclasses of the go component will necessarily support
children.
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textAndAccessKey
|
String
|
Yes
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An attribute that will simultan
eously set both the "text"
and "accessKey" attributes from a single value, using
conventional ampersand ('
&
') notation.
For example, setting this attribute to "T
&
amp;ext" will
set the text to "Text" and the access key to 'e'.
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