Examples with HtmlOutcomeTargetButton javax.faces.component.html.HtmlOutcomeTargetButton used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HtmlOutcomeTargetButton

use of javax.faces.component.html.HtmlOutcomeTargetButton in project liferay-faces-alloy by liferay.

the class AbstractButtonRenderer method encodeBegin.

@Override
public void encodeBegin(FacesContext facesContext, UIComponent uiComponent) throws IOException {
    if (hasMenu(uiComponent)) {
        UIComponent nodeMenuNav = NodeMenuNavFactory.getNodeMenuNav(uiComponent);
        RenderKit renderKit = facesContext.getRenderKit();
        Renderer nodeMenuNavRenderer = renderKit.getRenderer(nodeMenuNav.getFamily(), nodeMenuNav.getRendererType());
        nodeMenuNavRenderer.encodeBegin(facesContext, nodeMenuNav);
    } else {
        ResponseWriter responseWriter = facesContext.getResponseWriter();
        // It is not possible for the ButtonResponseWriter to intercept writing of the input element that is
        // rendered by the JSF runtime, because endElement("input") may be called in either encodeBegin() or
        // encodeEnd(). Button requires that endElement() be called in encodeEnd(), so that children can be added to
        // the button if neccessary.
        responseWriter.startElement(BUTTON, uiComponent);
        Map<String, Object> attributes = uiComponent.getAttributes();
        Boolean autofocus = (Boolean) attributes.get(AUTOFOCUS);
        if (autofocus != null) {
            responseWriter.writeAttribute(AUTOFOCUS, autofocus, AUTOFOCUS);
        }
        // Do not delegate the writing of the class or style attributes because we need to apply certain default
        // classes.
        StringBuilder classNames = new StringBuilder();
        classNames.append(DEFAULT_BUTTON_CSS_CLASSES);
        boolean disabled = (Boolean) attributes.get(DISABLED);
        if (disabled) {
            classNames.append(" ");
            classNames.append(DISABLED_BUTTON_CSS_CLASSES);
        }
        RendererUtil.encodeStyleable(responseWriter, (Styleable) uiComponent, classNames.toString());
        // Do not delegate the writing of the disabled attribute because the JSF runtime may disable the button
        // programmatically based on navigation case matching.
        responseWriter.writeAttribute("disabled", disabled, "disabled");
        // Do not delegate the writing of the type attribute because the JSF runtime hard codes the type for button.
        String type = (String) attributes.get("type");
        responseWriter.writeAttribute("type", type, "type");
        // Determine if we should delegate the rendering of onclick or render it ourselves.
        Boolean delegateOnclick = Boolean.TRUE;
        if (uiComponent instanceof HtmlOutcomeTargetButton) {
            HtmlOutcomeTargetButton htmlOutcomeTargetButton = (HtmlOutcomeTargetButton) uiComponent;
            if (htmlOutcomeTargetButton.getOutcome() == null) {
                delegateOnclick = Boolean.FALSE;
                String onclick = htmlOutcomeTargetButton.getOnclick();
                if (onclick != null) {
                    // Do not delegate the writing of the onclick attribute because the JSF runtime assumes that it
                    // should include navigation, and we do not need to navigate in this case.
                    responseWriter.writeAttribute("onclick", onclick, "onclick");
                }
            }
        }
        // Do not delegate the writing of the onfocus attribute because we need to supply a script to modify the css
        // class.
        String onfocus = (String) attributes.get(ONFOCUS);
        if (onfocus == null) {
            onfocus = RETURN_FALSE;
        }
        StringBuilder onfocusBuilder = new StringBuilder();
        onfocusBuilder.append(DEFAULT_ONFOCUS);
        onfocusBuilder.append(onfocus);
        responseWriter.writeAttribute(ONFOCUS, onfocusBuilder.toString(), ONFOCUS);
        // Do not delegate the writing of the onblur attribute because we need to supply a script to modify the css
        // class.
        String onblur = (String) attributes.get(ONBLUR);
        if (onblur == null) {
            onblur = RETURN_FALSE;
        }
        StringBuilder onblurBuilder = new StringBuilder();
        onblurBuilder.append(DEFAULT_ONBLUR);
        onblurBuilder.append(onblur);
        responseWriter.writeAttribute(ONBLUR, onblurBuilder.toString(), ONBLUR);
        // Do not delegate the writing of the value attribute because the JSF runtime may not render value
        Object value = (Object) attributes.get("value");
        if (value != null) {
            responseWriter.writeAttribute("value", value.toString(), "value");
        }
        // Delegate to the JSF implementation's renderer while using our own ButtonResponseWriter to control the
        // output.
        ButtonResponseWriter buttonResponseWriter = new ButtonResponseWriter(responseWriter, delegateOnclick);
        super.encodeBegin(facesContext, uiComponent, buttonResponseWriter);
        facesContext.getAttributes().put(FACES_RUNTIME_SRC, buttonResponseWriter.getSrc());
    }
}