Hello,
I've found same problem recently. Try to use DropdownDatePicker component
instead.
Igor
Anders Cessner wrote:
Hi,
I recently upgraded from 4.0.2 to 4.1 and noticed that the datepicker
doesnt
work anymore.
when the page is loaded i get this error: Could not load
Hello List,
currently I'm trying to make a sortable table based on an O/R Mapper
backend.
Until now I was using my own IBasicTableModel implementation which
allowed to get results fast. However, it does not allow to sort columns
(sorting has no effect) and it also does not allow to display
Hello,
I need some help from hivemind gurus. I'd like to pass an additional
parameter to my own translator, something like this:
contribution configuration-id=tapestry.form.translator.Translators
bean name=document
class=ee.tallink.docman.web.tapestry.translators.DocumentTranslator
But be aware that you can't change the input dateformat at the moment,
because the dojo DropdownDatePicker doesn't support it yet (but should
from version 0.4 on)
regards, Robert
soir schrieb:
Hello,
I've found same problem recently. Try to use DropdownDatePicker component
instead.
Igor
Hi,
Sadly, nobody have helped me with my problem. I dont know why. Am I too noob
or is my question incomprehensible? I would be pleased, if anybody could
give me an advice for my problem.
Greettings from Germany,
Michael Wölm
Original message is under this.
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I'd say because user.getState() returns null. Right?
On 9/12/06, Michael Wölm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Sadly, nobody have helped me with my problem. I dont know why. Am I too
noob
or is my question incomprehensible? I would be pleased, if anybody could
give me an advice for my problem.
Well, if you get a NPE on this line:
user.getState().equals(admin)
then either user or getState() is null, right?
And, since user is definitely not null, your private String state is
obviously null.
Perhaps you should add something like this:
private String state = initial state;
Martin
On
As a general rule, it's safer to put the literal first in statements
like this:
admin.equals(user.getState())
If anyone wants to say that it looks/reads a bit funny, I'll agree.
It's an odd syntax, but it protects you from NPEs.
-Steve
Martin Strand wrote:
Well, if you get a NPE on this
Hello there! I've seen examples (and tried it, really cool, I'm still
amazed, and all my co-workers with your job Jesse) using the
EventListener. I'd like to know if it is possible to send some values
to the listener? Also, is there a way, maybe a callback or something,
to interact within it? I
Hum, thanks but nope. Didn't work either. I can't get the @For to get
updated. When I nested it inside an @Any, it almost work :). I mean
that because it only the last value inserted in the list is returned.
Even with the list being persisted to the session.
Anyone done this before?
Regards
To answer number 1, I'm not sure...I guess that depends on what you are
trying to send. Since this isn't a direct component used it is harder to
find a good way to provide DirectLink parameters to the listener. If you
have a specific example in mind I can be more helpful.
For number 2, is this
Hmmm...
If you have debug turned on you should be able to see the content returned
by the server...Does it return a partial list or everything you expected? If
it's returning content for the area you are requesting but the content isn't
exactly what you expect it's possible you are having other
I think the problem is the way that the For component renders. You're
trying to update a component named userList where:
span jwcid=[EMAIL PROTECTED] source=ognl:users value=ognl:userDetail
tr
...
/tr
/span
My guess is the for component is rendering it's body but not it's own tag.
Ahh..Good call..You can also give For the element parameter to have it
render itself as an html dom node.
On 9/12/06, Denis Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the problem is the way that the For component renders. You're
trying to update a component named userList where:
span jwcid=[EMAIL
Does the server return valid html in your areas though? FireBug or tapestry
browser debug (via Shell) should be able to show you this.
Either way I don't think you can add tr elements like this in IE
anyways..You'd have to do it through the dom interface.
On 9/12/06, Vinicius Carvalho [EMAIL
I guess you can always refresh the entire table. I do it in one of my pages
and it works pretty well. The downside is that on a really large table it
would defeat part of the purpose of using ajax in the first place since it
wouldn't be so efficient.
-Original Message-
From: Jesse Kuhnert
Jesse, I've enable debug but it is only working when something bad happens.
The last system I've developed (the chat application) I was using
ajax, but bare, on the hand dealing with all dom elements. Is it
possible to do so? I guess that's what I was asking in another thread,
about having other
Hi.
When the session expires, how can I handle this and redirect to a customized
page saying Your session has expired
In my BorderEngine class, I've tried this but maybe it's the wrong way, or the
wrong place to put it
protected void handleStaleSessionException(IRequestCycle cycle,
I would also like to see how this is done. Perhaps even with a
javascript popup telling the user the session is about to/has expired.
I imagine this type of active checking could be done through ajax,
or through a client side timer, rather than waiting for the user to
refresh a page and find out
Forget about debug, sorry, just saw the browserLogLevel option :P
On 9/12/06, Vinicius Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jesse, I've enable debug but it is only working when something bad happens.
The last system I've developed (the chat application) I was using
ajax, but bare, on the hand
hey, lot of thanks,
the state field was really null because the parameters were passed to the
constructor but I never saved the value...
By the reason I am a novice in tapestry, I had searched it everywhere but
not in that simple way...
Greetings,
Michael Wölm
-Ursprüngliche
Thanks for your responses, but I still has the problem to put the
parameters into the ASO. I tried putting that into web.xml but the
examples to read the InitParams involve init() procedure and the
argument is the ServletContext. so I don't know how to access it if
Tapestry wrap it and the
The one difference I see between your code and what's been working for
me in my custom Engine class is one more line:
cycle.activate(page);
renderResponse(cycle);
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Hi.
When the session expires, how can I handle this and redirect to a customized
Hello:
Finally I can do it using a Tomcat approach to configure the Logger
(with context) that is instanciated by hivemind and now works the
logging into pages. Thanks a lot Peter and Kevin for your help and time.
JQ
Peter Dawn escribió:
i use log4J. try using that.
There's another way...
Create a custom page in your application, named StaleSession
Bryan Lewis wrote:
The one difference I see between your code and what's been working for
me in my custom Engine class is one more line:
cycle.activate(page);
renderResponse(cycle);
what about tap3. any way of implementing this in the older version.
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what about tap3. any way of implementing this in the older version.
no need to...
http://t-deli.com/
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Yippee !
Thank you for this link ! Now I understood the concept and encapsulated
the plain dojo-widgets (like SortableTable, Dialog etc.) with
'Tapestry-widgets' and everything is running like intended ... that's
really cool !
Together with the IDirect interface I found in your code it got
Mael Caldas wrote:
If I implement the decorator pattern by myself, how can I let the row
only
on the last position, even if the user change the sorter collumn?
You're right. If you need sorting, you can't do it this way.
You'll probably have to create your own IBasicTableModel
and make it add
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