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Learning PrimeFaces Extensions Development

You're reading from   Learning PrimeFaces Extensions Development This book covers all the knowledge you need to start developing extended or advanced PrimeFaces applications. With lots of screenshots and a clear step-by-step approach, it makes learning an enjoyable process.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783983247
Length 192 pages
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Sudheer Jonna Sudheer Jonna
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Learning PrimeFaces Extensions Development
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Introducing PrimeFaces Extensions FREE CHAPTER 2. Enhanced Form and Editor Components 3. Layout and Screen Blocking Components 4. The Enriched Data Container and QR Code Components 5. Time Tracking and Scheduling Components 6. Extended Data Reporting and Image Components 7. Common Utility Solutions, Error Handling, and Plugins Index

The commonly used input components and their features


The PrimeFaces Extensions team created some basic form components that are frequently used in registration forms. These frequently used components are the InputNumber component that formats the input fields with numeric strings, the KeyFilter component for filtering the keyboard input whereas select components such as TriStateCheckbox and TriStateCheckboxMany are used for adding a new state to the select Boolean checkbox and Many checkbox components in an order.

Understanding the InputNumber component

The InputNumber component can be used to format the input form fields with custom number strings. The main features of this component include support for currency symbols, min and max values, negative numbers, and many more rounding methods. The component development is based on the autoNumeric jQuery plugin.

The InputNumber component features are basically categorized into two main sections:

  • Common usage

  • Validations, conversions, and rounding...

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