So in a calendar I can't use EL with my {day} token or any other token to determine if I can render an outputText, or do any mathematical operation on the '{day}' token? I can't believe this...
<rich:calendar popup="false" id="blog_calendar" dataModel="#{blogCalendarDataModel}" preloadDateRangeBegin="#{earliestBlogEntry.postDate.time}"> <h:outputText value="{day}" rendered="#{myAppointmentBook.isAvailable({day})}/> <!-----myAppointmentBook.isAvailable will not work because {day} is not a JSF context variable---> <!-----and myAppointmentBook.isAvailable(day) won't work either.!!!!---> </rich:calendar>
I tried using the model to provide data {data.foo} and that too is a non-EL context variable. CRAZY!
I appreciate any feedback.