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Thread: Stop roo from modifying my jspx and tagx files

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    Default Stop roo from modifying my jspx and tagx files

    Guys I have an issue with roo. I commented out some stuff from the views, for example I want to remove the Create New XXX voice from the menu.jspx. I commented it out and everything works just fine, but when I reload STS / the roo shell, it gets written back in...
    How can I tell roo to stop changing the views that I modify manually?
    Thanks,
    TD

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    Quote Originally Posted by tylerdurden83 View Post
    How can I tell roo to stop changing the views that I modify manually?
    You should use the z-index.
    Search at documentation.

    Regards !
    Mario Martínez Sánchez
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    I saw that but only for beans attributes, I for example want to comment the voice create new xxx from the menu altogether, but that gets placed back. I didn't see any z attribute directly linked to that, but I'll look better if that's the way for such changes to stick, thanks!

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    Ok i checked again, the z tag is also in menu. Jspx, the problem is that I don't want to handle it differently, therefore detaching the z and modifying it, I want to remove that option altogether, so I can't just remove the z, so to speak...

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    Set the z-index attribute to "user-managed" value and add de render attribute with false value.
    Mario Martínez Sánchez
    Project Manager & Software Architect
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    Disid Technologies S.L.
    http://www.disid.com
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    gvNIX
    http://gvnix.googlecode.com
    http://www.gvnix.org

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    Thanks, I'll try that!!

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