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Attribute | Description | Required | |||||||
classname | The class name of the panel. The attribute value is case-sensitive, meaning that if the case in the installation file differs from the case in the class file, the compiler will throw an IllegalArgumentException . | Yes | |||||||
id | A unique identifier for a panel which can be used to reference this panel in userinput panel definitions. | No | |||||||
condition | The id of a condition that has to evaluate to true in order for this panel to appear. If this attribute is not specified. the panel is always shown. | No | |||||||
jar | The jar file where the classes for this panel can be found. If this attribute is empty or unspecified, the classes for this panel must be merged using the <jar> tag. | No | |||||||
topBuffer | Represents the percentage of left over vertical space to place on top of the components. Setting topBuffer=0 is useful if you don't want your panel to be moved up or down during dynamic validation (showing and hiding components within the same panel). The topBuffer attribute may also represent the number of pixels to place on top of the components rather than the percentage of left over space if the rigid attribute is set to true. | No | |||||||
rigid | When set to true, the topBuffer will represent the number of pixels to place on top of the components rather than a percentage. This is useful to avoid components moving up and down during dynamic validation (showing and hiding components within the same panel), and where you would still like a gap to be placed on top of the components. Default: false | No | |||||||
allowClose | Determines whether confirmation is required when quitting the installer from this panel and panels defined before this panel. Set to The above seems complex, but all that's required to force confirmation when quitting from all but the last panel is to specify
Default: unspecified Since: IzPack 5.0 RC5 | No |
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