Title: Info-Message for DropDownChoice
Hello,
I'm using a DropDownChoice and I have one entry which shouldn't be selected.
I implemented a validator which captures this feature. The validator does the right thing but only when the page is submitted.
The problem is that I need an info
one way or another you need to submit the form - thats just how http works.what i would do is override wantOnSelectionChangedNotifications() of the dropdown - that way the form is submitted every time you change the selection.
then also override onSelectionChanged and call validate() to run the
Title: Info-Message for DropDownChoice
An additional problem is that the entry can be the default selection!
So the user makes no changes in the dropdownchoice!
Overriding the methods wantOnSelectionChangedNotifications() and onSelectionChanged() is not the right way! I just want to
whats with all the exclamation marks? :)as i said - you need to submit the value - it is just how http works. if it is selected by default then it will be validated on submit and form processing will be halted - but your validator should call error() not info() in order to halt the form
The problem was that AjaxRequestTarget called component.renderHead(),
without calling rendered() on component behaviors after that (co the
thread local has not been cleaned).
The fix is in SVN. Can you please test if it works for you? It works
with the quick start you've provided, so I'd say
Title: Re: [Wicket-user] Info-Message for DropDownChoice
Hello,
I don't want to submit the page!
When I display the page the first time, an entry in the dropdownchoice is selected (due to the property). The only thing is that I need an info-Message, so that the user can change the
Does xxx have getters and setters? What do you get when you do getModel()?
Eelco
On 9/26/06, MailingWicketUser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
the main problem is not the info-message.
When I call info(bla) in thze constructor, then the message is displayed.
I think the main problem is
Class and html file would do the trick.
-Matej
Karl M. Davis wrote:
Matej,
I got and installed the latest SVN rev right before I sent the email. I
should have some time Wed. to put together a quick test case for you.
Should I just mimic one of the existing Junit tests or can I just send
Hi all,
A collegue of mine at a very big and slow organization is evaluating
web frameworks, of which one is wicket. As expected, there is the
remark that wicket is not scalable because of its use of session scope.
I already gave the most important arguments, but it would be nice to
have some
Please send a test case, I'll look at it. your code seems to be fine,
it's nothing illegal, it can be bug in tree.
Would you mind testing svn version first, it _might_ be already fixed.
Thanks,
-Matej
Karl M. Davis wrote:
Matej,
I'm getting an ArrayIndexOutOfBounds when I go to select a
(Breaking my week-long self-inflicted moratorium)
Erik, I am very interested in your other arguments that would interest
big slow companies.
Regards,
Erik.
Erik Brakkee schreef:
Hi all,
A collegue of mine at a very big and slow organization is evaluating
web frameworks, of which
Title: Re: [Wicket-user] Info-Message for DropDownChoice
Hello,
the main problem is not the info-message.
When I call info(bla) in thze constructor, then the message is displayed.
I think the main problem is that the method getModelObject() (see method isChoiceAvailable())provides null,
Ok, and don't forget the robustness. I really haven't seen any weird or unexpected behavior or wicket at all. On 9/26/06, Erik Brakkee
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On 9/26/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Erik,Let me rephrase the question:What arguments did you use, that would
The first argument was that not every application needs to scale to
thousands of concurrent users. The second argument is that active
replication is only one strategy for clustering. In practise, server
affinity is also a very good option.
Perhaps another argument, that I did not mention yet, is
Or this one?
http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t70272.html
Erik.
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Title: Re: [Wicket-user] Info-Message for DropDownChoice
Hello,
my Model-Object has Gettes and Setters, but the method getModel() in the method isChoiceAvailable() returns null!
Daniel
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Hi Erik,
Let me rephrase the question:
What arguments did you use, that would interest big slow companies in
adopting Wicket?
Regards,
Erik.
PS. Too many Eriks in The Netherlands :)
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Hi
I need to do something similar as the
propertyresolver does. Therefore im writing to the wicket userlist.
I have a component that can update a list of other
components by a ajax
call. This component also fills out a palette(something similar to the
extension.palette).
It gets
On 9/26/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or this one?http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t70272.htmlErik.
Yes that was it! Thanks!
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you have to make sure that the object[] that you give to the invokeare all of the right type.. Else you will get a class cast exception.Reflection will not convert from one object to the other. PropertyResolver is using the given converter for that.
johanOn 9/26/06, Nino Wael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Erik, I agree with you: it seems like most BSCs (big slow companies)
don't care about that at all. Still I think - just like you - that they
are valid arguments and thus need to be mentioned.
Be the prophet! Make them care about it! :)
Additionally, presenting this stuff to a sales team
Okay, so we've got:
Irrefutable arguments for using wicket in big slow companies:
* Very small learning curve.
Comment: Agreed. But I still think you need at least one more
experienced Wicket developers for more advanced things like
manipulating html generated by other
Hi Martijn,
Well said - I did not think about that. And agreed, you might very well
run into that problem.
I admit that I have not had a thorough look at the Apache license but
only 'read over it' and found it to be too 'open' for my liking: if you
use an Apache-d software, you can keep the whole
Hehe, I espcially agree to the unlearning effect. Had a hard time getting used
to the fact that wicket controls what are selected in a component...
Regards Nino
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Sent: 26. september 2006
Erik,did you search this link?http://www.virtuas.com/articles/webframework-sweetspots.html
-Dirk2006/9/26, Erik Brakkee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
A collegue of mine at a very big and slow organization is evaluating
web frameworks, of which one is wicket. As expected, there is the
remark that
Hello all,We are going to create a Wicket CMS and/or CMS Components, but we are not sure under which license to do this. Which license would you prefer? BSD, Apache, (L)GPL or another one?greets,Ted
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Ted Roeloffzen schreef:
Hello all,
We are going to create a Wicket CMS and/or CMS Components, but we are
not sure under which license to do this. Which license would you
Hi Eelco,
I totally agree to you (*)-comment:
We are working on a project at the moment where almost exactly that is
happening. A collegue is creating all the markup while 'we Java
developers' (;) give it a life afterwards.
And yes, it works very smoothly and with success... :)
// Che
Not anything downloadable I'm afraid. But here is my current brain
dump on the matter.
The most important question: what are your scalability needs? If you
are creating a public facing web site with possibly *very* large
fluctuations in user behavior, your scalability needs are way more
important
Hi,
My vote goes to LGPL: not as restrictive as GPL but preserves the gist
of it. :)
// Che
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Of Ted Roeloffzen
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 2:13 PM
To: wicket-user
Subject: [Wicket-user]
It is true that a company can take the source code and make it closed
and sell it with a new label when using Apache license. Personally I
don't mind and there are a lot of people that don't mind either.
The problem with taking the ASL product, rebrand it and market it is
that the product will
sorry.. I don't exactly understand what you mean, do you mean browser's charactor encoding mode ? if so, my browser's Charactor Encoding switch to Big5 when request set to Big5.anyway, I just create a quickstart with encoding cp866, a Russian encoding. I can't read Runssian, either. but it should
I like those. Lets hold them against the unfair criteria again (this is
really fun):
- Developer team scalability: Nice, this is indeed something large
companies need and/or struggle with. Who has never had revision 1285 of
struts-config.xml? And many big companies like splitting up work over
- Reusability: I have unfortunately never seen a big slow company that
cared about this. Please tell me if you saw some.
- Maintainability: I have not seen many big slow companies that cared
about this deeply. Furthermore, the big companies I worked at
'maintainability' is usually associated
I prefer saying 'Just Java', which means the same (kind of), but
sounds a bit nicer and has a broader application :)
Eelco
On 9/26/06, Ryan Sonnek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget my *favorite* selling point of wicket...
* NO XML!!!
Eelco,
IMHO, what you describe here is 'flexible development' (I am avoiding
the term Agile) rather then reusability and maintainability.
Can you agree with this (somewhat condensed) assessment?
Erik.
Eelco Hillenius schreef:
For both arguments: they *should care* about that and it
I never liked HTML, PHP and everything related to GUI programming. Finding a Framework like Wicket that let me do all my trick in Java and never have to tweak html and CSS make me so happy, you can't understand. And the learning curve was not that hard. I begin Wicket in my new Job and after 1
Don't forget my *favorite* selling point of wicket...* NO XML!!!On 9/26/06, Marc-Andre Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:I never liked HTML, PHP and everything related to GUI programming. Finding a Framework like Wicket that let me do all my trick in Java and never have to tweak html and CSS make me
For a given textfield (part of a pair of fields where the text value is used
to filter a listbox) I want to respond to the onkeyup event but do different
things depending on the key pressed. Specifically, on Enter submit the form
and on anything else filter the listbox.
Looking at
+1 because this actually _is_ a very important point.
// Che
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Sirs,
Just for curiosity, wouldn't it be nice to see Work in Progress
samples at Wicket's site, where some of those big slow companies are
brain-gaining to Wicket's productivity?
Haven't seen much information... maybe there's some hidden link there
at wicket's :?
For the moment, if it's of your
I understand and I agree wholeheartedly.
I appreciate and like your complete and thorough answers. But for BSCs
(thanks for the TLA Che) we'll need terse and to the point arguments.
I'll wait another day for some more comments and then write a little
article about this discussion. Should be
Hmm, just went ahead and
tried the original code, and it workedJ:
private Object[] fillParameters() {
Object param[] = new Object[parameters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i parameters.size(); i++) {
Object[] params = (Object[]) parameters.get(i);
Class clazz = (Class) params[0];
I think I was having a problem because I was using
AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior to update the listbox when the textfield
changed. I wanted to add the Enter capability to that and that is where I
got a little confused. What seems to work is overriding the
getCallbackScript of the original
Perhaps another argument, that I did not mention yet, is that the next
version of wicket will also provide other ways for storing session state.
That exists today/ for 2.0 and 1.2 actually. Session represents the
session state, but ISessionStore hides where the information is
actually stored.
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Agreed. Apache or BSD is my vote. I'm much less likely to use anything
under the (L)GPL license. IMNSHO, that the LGPL preserves the gist of
the GPL isn't a good a thing. ;)
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
I'm very biased against LGPL. The letter
IMHO, what you describe here is 'flexible development' (I am avoiding
the term Agile) rather then reusability and maintainability.
Can you agree with this (somewhat condensed) assessment?
Sure, whatever works for you :)
What I tried to get across is that I don't think reusability and
* Very small learning curve.
Comment: Agreed. But I still think you need at least one more
experienced Wicket developers for more advanced things like
manipulating html generated by other components. Of course, books
like 'Pro Wicket' help a lot but are not for
Matej,
I'm getting an
ArrayIndexOutOfBounds when I go to select a tree node right after it has been
inserted into the treewhen I callTree.updateTree(target); (my tree
model is firing the correct events). If you'd like, I can get you a test
case for this in a day or two, but I just wanted
I'm missing my favorites :)
- Scales very well for development. Whether you're working in a team
of 2 people or 20, you'll have all the possibilities of breaking
functionality down in smaller pieces. Let your developers works on
whole pages, or just (reusable) panels, or even on highly
I'm very biased against LGPL. The letter of the license is not
applicable for Java use, and LGPL is strongly at odds with Apache
license. If at some time we would like to adopt such components when
we arrive at Apache, then this will prohibit reusing any code from
this project.
I'm in favor of
Matej,
I got and installed the latest SVN rev right before I sent the email. I
should have some time Wed. to put together a quick test case for you.
Should I just mimic one of the existing Junit tests or can I just send you a
class html file?
-- Karl
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From: [EMAIL
Hi Eelco, Nino,
I'm not even sure whether I agree :) Wicket can be hard for people
that are not comfortable with OO programming...
I did not have a very small learning curve, nor did the two other consultants
working here.
I guess 'very small learning curve' is off then. I must
fillParameters should
have looked like this
private
Object[] fillParameters() {
Object
param[] = new Object[parameters.size()];
for
(int i = 0; i parameters.size(); i++) {
Object[]
params = (Object[]) parameters.get(i);
Class
clazz = (Class) params[0];
param[i]
=
So there is no simple
solution like this, which does not work:
param[i] = (clazz) ((IModel) params[1]).getObject(null);
or (purely fictional)
param[i] = (clazz.getType) ((IModel)
params[1]).getObject(null);
From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
a less intrusive way would be to use an AjaxCallDecorator to wrap the script in the same way.-IgorOn 9/26/06, ChuckDeal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I think I was having a problem because I was using
AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior to update the listbox when the textfieldchanged.I wanted to add the
igor.vaynberg wrote:
a less intrusive way would be to use an AjaxCallDecorator to wrap the
script
in the same way.
-Igor
I tried the AjaxCallDecorator approach, but it did not work. Fundamentally,
it looks like the same code; so, what did I miss?
protected IAjaxCallDecorator
On 9/26/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps another argument, that I did not mention yet, is that the next version of wicket will also provide other ways for storing session state.That exists today/ for 2.0 and 1.2 actually.
Ok, thanks for the clarification.
But, in my
When can we expect to see the first alpha and beta releases for 2.0 in
the maven2 repository? This would be nice for use since then we could
start using it already (I don't want to distribute the jars with my
project).http://maven.sateh.com/wicket/-Igor
Good question. I'll propose on the dev list.
Eelco
On 9/26/06, Erik Brakkee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/26/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps another argument, that I did not mention yet, is that the next
version of wicket will also provide other ways for storing
Ah, yeah. We have the snapshots to start with.
Eelco
On 9/26/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When can we expect to see the first alpha and beta releases for 2.0 in the
maven2 repository? This would be nice for use since then we could start
using it already (I don't want to
Is it fixed only in trunk or also in releases ?
Pierre-Yves
Matej Knopp a écrit :
The problem was that AjaxRequestTarget called component.renderHead(),
without calling rendered() on component behaviors after that (co the
thread local has not been cleaned).
The fix is in SVN. Can you
So far so good. Now if only the z-index issue can be cleanly fixed. I still
have other issues that I'll post in other threads.
- Samyem
Matej Knopp wrote:
The problem was that AjaxRequestTarget called component.renderHead(),
without calling rendered() on component behaviors after that (co
When I do setEnabled(false) on AjaxSubmitButton component, it does not
disable the button. However, it seems to work for other components like
textbox and checkboxes. Looks like a wicket problem? For now, I have had to
override onComponentTag and manually set the disabled attribute on the
tag. Is
It also is fixed in wicket-1.x
-Matej
Pierre-Yves Saumont wrote:
Is it fixed only in trunk or also in releases ?
Pierre-Yves
Matej Knopp a écrit :
The problem was that AjaxRequestTarget called component.renderHead(),
without calling rendered() on component behaviors after that (co the
I don't think it is a feature. Seems more like a bug to me.
-Matej
samyem wrote:
When I do setEnabled(false) on AjaxSubmitButton component, it does not
disable the button. However, it seems to work for other components like
textbox and checkboxes. Looks like a wicket problem? For now, I have
Matej,
Ended up with some extra free time today.
I took a look at the existing unit tests and didn't see any that jumped out
at me for testing the tree component. So instead of a unit test, I put
together a modified version of
wicket.examples.ajax.builtin.tree.BaseTreePage that has an added
The span class=tab-panel markup is generated by the tab panel
component of wicket extensions automatically. I have no chance to change
this. The source code for the tabpanel component must be modified.
Stefan Lindner
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It's up to you to use a div instead of a span. Just change your
just committed this change into trunk.-IgorOn 9/26/06, Stefan Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The span class=tab-panel markup is generated by the tab panel
component of wicket extensions automatically. I have no chance to changethis. The source code for the tabpanel component must be
Hi, playing with the phonebook example app I added a collection field to Contact class, this field is a collection of instances of class Address which has two String fields : city and street. I'd like to display a drop down choice containing the street property for each address instance that a
Thanks for the example. Fix is in SVN (both 1-x and 2.0), would you mind
trying it? I also fixed the refresh of item before the added ( or
removed) item, so that the tree lines are changed properly.
-Matej
Karl M. Davis wrote:
Matej,
Ended up with some extra free time today.
I took a
dont quote me on thisin MyPage.htmlwicket:fragment id=addresses-fragselect wicket:id=dropdown/select/wicket:fragmentclass MyPage {class AddressColumn extends AbstractColumn {
void populateItem(final Item cellItem, final String componentId, final IModel rowModel) { Fragment frag=new
The source for TabbedPanel.html (wicket 2.0 svn checkout today) reads
wicket:panel
div class=tab-row
ul
li wicket:id=tabs
a href=# wicket:id=linkspan
wicket:id=title[[tabtitle]]/span/a
/li
/ul
/div
just committed this change into trunk.
-Igor
Thank you Igor!
Stefan Lindner
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Pardon the newbie question... but...
I run the 'Start' classes in the examples that call the Jetty servlet
engine... all is well and good.
But is there a more elegant way of stopping/restarting, apart from dropping
to the command line and issuing a 'kill -9' command?
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on the console window there is a little red square - just click that :)-IgorOn 9/26/06, Patrick Angeles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Pardon the newbie question... but...
I run the 'Start' classes in the examples that call the Jetty servletengine... all is well and good.But is there a more elegant way
those classes are meant to be launched from an ide. jetty has a shutdown port or something similar, read the jetty docs.-igorOn 9/26/06, Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on the console window there is a little red square - just click that :)-IgorOn 9/26/06,
Patrick Angeles
[EMAIL
It works now much better, but still not correctly. Changing the locale
when the datepicker is not displayed, and then loading the datepicker
through Ajax dont work. The datepicker does not use the new locale.
I finally decided to apply the solution proposed by Eelco (only change
locale through
Sorry I misunderstood. I use the TabbedPanel through extending
AjaxTabbedPanel which itslef extends TabbedPanel. So I provide the markup.
By the way, I had not noticed that the parent class TabbedPanel had it's
own markup. So I am now a bit confused: what happen to the parent markup
if the
I finally decided to apply the solution proposed by Eelco (only change
locale through a normal link so that the whole page is reloaded)
although I feel it is like closing our eyes and pretended the problem is
solved.
I don't agree with that. Changing the locale potentially has effect on
the
if you dont use wicket:extend+wicket:child the subclass completely overrides the parent's markup-IgorOn 9/26/06, Pierre-Yves Saumont
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Sorry I misunderstood. I use the TabbedPanel through extending
AjaxTabbedPanel which itslef extends TabbedPanel. So I provide the markup.By
Yeah igor!Please use the elegant shutdown of jetty! and then look what is generated in the log for saving the session ;)johanOn 9/26/06,
Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
those classes are meant to be launched from an ide. jetty has a shutdown port or something similar, read the jetty
go to window/preferences/general/keyscategory: Run/DebugName: Terminate or Terminate and Relaunchso how much is your kingdom worth?-IgorOn 9/26/06,
James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it astounds me that eclipse doesn't have some full fist, quintuple buckey key combo for this. I have
naah, cause then i have to fix that stuff instead of you :)-IgorOn 9/26/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Yeah igor!Please use the elegant shutdown of jetty! and then look what is generated in the log for saving the session ;)
johanOn 9/26/06,
Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote the following code with Forms and Models... is there a more compact
way of doing this? Would it be a bad idea to combine the form class and the
model class into one and have it reference itself as a Model object?
Also, since I am not so concerned about holding on to the model's state
it really depends on the reusability you want.do you want loginform to be reusable?do you want loginmodel to be reusable?if the answer to both is no then you can just doclass Login extends WebPage {
private String login; private String password; public Login() { Form form=new Form(form, new
I tried the code, but it throws the following exception :Exception : wicket.markup.MarkupException: Markup does not contain a fragment with id=addr-frag; Component: [MarkupContainer [Component id = cell, page = wicket.contrib.phonebook.web.page.ListContactsPage, path =
you need to be more careful when copying code :)Fragment frag=new Fragment(componentId, addresses-frag, Mypage.this);which in your case would be
Fragment frag=new Fragment(componentId, addresses-frag, ListContactsPage.this);-IgorOn 9/26/06,
Jaime De La Jara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried the
Thanks... that's exactly what I was looking for ;)So I take it, CompoundPropertyModel does not require get/set methods to access/mutate properties? (I think I have to make login public, in this case?)
On 9/26/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it really depends on the reusability you
Well, its more a kingdom of pain, which i guess i should have mentioned upfront. Never doubted you would provide an answer though. But honestly, I am running 3.2 and the Terminate/Terminate and Relaunch option just isn't there. Curses!
On 9/26/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
go to
On 9/26/06, James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, its more a kingdom of pain, which i guess i should have mentioned upfront. Never doubted you would provide an answer though. But honestly, I am running 3.2 and the Terminate/Terminate and Relaunch option just isn't there. Curses!
It is if
On 9/26/06, Frank Bille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/26/06, James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well, its more a kingdom of pain, which i guess i should have mentioned upfront.yeah, i had a feeling about that...-Igor
Never doubted you would provide an answer though. But honestly, I am
I thought this is in his private 1.3 branch
On 9/26/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we have been talking about letting it access private fields directly so you
dont have to implement the pesky getters/setters.
not sure if that has been committed yet. johan?
-Igor
On 9/26/06,
There is no question the mighty Igor can not answer! Now I have my own finger crunching quintuple buckey for killing and relaunching applications. A million thank yous. And to you too Frank.jim
On 9/26/06, Frank Bille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/26/06, James McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well, I believe a functionnality should work whatever teh reason you
have to use it. I agree it make sense to refresh the whole page... if it
is what you want. If it is not what you need, it makes very little
sense. Of course, it it does not work, I will not use it. No choice. But
I think it
It is the same kind of problem we have with character encoding. Every
time someone has a problem with encoding, the answer can be use XXX
encoding for all and there will be no problem. This is false AND
irrelevant.
Well, I guess we hoped that UTF-8 would just work for everyone. It's
certainly
The reason why locale switching using ajax link on datepicker is, that
ajax header contribution is for performance reasons done only once per
component instance (until the entire page is refreshed).
The reason is reduce amount of data sent to browser on every ajax call.
The Unicode problem also
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