04-01-2019, 09:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2019, 09:11 AM by Alexandre Machado.)
It works as expected yes. The problem is that your expectation is not according to the way templates work.
For instance, you are declaring IWRegion3 (the outermost region) and IWComboBox1 in different containers.
A region is translated to a DIV. A ComboBox is translated to a INPUT
when you declare
<div>
{%IWREGION3%}
</div>
<div>
{%IWCOMBOBOX1%}
</div>
there is no way to render this the way you expect when IWComboBox1 is containted in IWRegion3. It is impossible to render IWComboBox1 inside IWRegio3 div, if they both are contained in different elements, can you see that?
Why do you need regions there in the first place? I'm failing to understand what you are trying to achieve.
For instance, you are declaring IWRegion3 (the outermost region) and IWComboBox1 in different containers.
A region is translated to a DIV. A ComboBox is translated to a INPUT
when you declare
<div>
{%IWREGION3%}
</div>
<div>
{%IWCOMBOBOX1%}
</div>
there is no way to render this the way you expect when IWComboBox1 is containted in IWRegion3. It is impossible to render IWComboBox1 inside IWRegio3 div, if they both are contained in different elements, can you see that?
Why do you need regions there in the first place? I'm failing to understand what you are trying to achieve.