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JSF <h:inputTextarea> Tag
JSF renders this as an HTML “textarea” element. It allows a user to enter multiline string.
Example
JSF renders <h:inputTextarea> tag as below:
Output:
Attribute
Attribute | Description |
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id | It is an identifier for this component. This id must be unique. You can use it to access HTML element in CSS and JS file. |
value | It holds current value of this component. |
cols | It is used to set number of cols for the textarea. |
rows | It is used to set number of rows for the textarea. |
required | It indicates that the user is required to provide a submitted value for this input component. |
requiredMessage | If required attribute is set to true, the message description provided in the requiredMessage is display to the web page. |
disabled | It is used to disabled component. You can disabled it by assigning true value. |
onclick | It is method which invokes JavaScript code after onclick on the textarea. |
onselect | It is a method which invokes JavaScript code when a user select this component. |
readonly | It indicates that this component prohibits changes by the user. You can make component readonly by passing readonly as a value of this attribute. eg. readonly = “readonly” |
rendered | It is used to render this component. You can set it’s value true or false. Default value is true. |
label | It is used to set a localized name for this component. |
lang | It is used to set language for this component. |
style | It is used to set CSS style code to provide better user interface of this component. |
accesskey | Access key that, when pressed, transfers focus to this element. It varies browser to browser. |
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