Ajax Action
a4j:ajax
a4j:commandButton
a4j:commandLink
a4j:actionListener
a4j:jsFunction
a4j:poll
a4j:push
a4j:param
Ajax Queue
a4j:queue
a4j:attachQueue
Ajax Output/Containers
a4j:outputPanel
a4j:status
a4j:region
a4j:mediaOutput
a4j:log
Validation
Client Side Validation
rich:graphValidator
rich:message
rich:messages
rich:notify
Data Iteration
a4j:repeat
rich:dataTable
rich:extendedDataTable
rich:collapsibleSubTable
rich:dataScroller
rich:list
rich:dataGrid
Trees
rich:tree
Tree Adaptors
Output/Panels
rich:chart
rich:panel
rich:togglePanel
rich:tabPanel
rich:collapsiblePanel
rich:accordion
rich:popupPanel
rich:progressBar
rich:tooltip
Menus
rich:panelMenu
rich:toolbar
rich:contextMenu
rich:dropDownMenu
Inputs
rich:autocomplete
rich:calendar
rich:editor
rich:inputNumberSlider
rich:inputNumberSpinner
rich:inplaceInput
rich:fileUpload
Selects
rich:inplaceSelect
rich:select
rich:orderingList
rich:pickList
Drag and Drop
Drag and Drop
Miscellaneous
Standard elements skinning
rich:placeholder
RichFaces functions
rich:focus
rich:componentControl
rich:hashParam
rich:hotKey
rich:jQuery

To influence how messages are positioned and stacked on the page, you need to define rich:notifyStack.

Notify Stack component has following attributes (defaults flagged with *):

  • position - the position on the page - bottomRight*, bottomLeft, topRight, topLeft
  • method - the stacking method defining if new messages will be placed on top (resp. bottom) of stack - last*, first
  • direction - the direction in which will be messages placed - vertical*, horizontal

To place specific rich:notify or rich:notifyMessage/-s into custom stack, you need to use stack attribute.

In following sample, there are two stacks defined and adequately, two rich:notify are attached to them.

  1. firstStack - topLeft, vertical, first
  2. secondStack - bottomRight, horizontal, last