i think you have quite an elegant solution here - i'll make sure to apply
this to the 5.2 branch and i guess it'll also appear in master soon
On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 00:22, gbrits wrote:
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> for people that might run into this:
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> I didn't know that ElementEffect was the prototype way of handlin
for people that might run into this:
I didn't know that ElementEffect was the prototype way of handling things,
jquery handles effects differently.
Moreover, it's best practise to observe Tapestry.ZONE_UPDATED_EVENT instead
of misusing an effect which is only meant for visual purposes.
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I took a look and it shouldnt be hard to add this ...
The important file is tapestry-jquery.js and around line 150
there's a definition for a ui.tapestryZone widget
So, you need to modify the update function of the widget
to lookup functions in the Tapestry.ElementEffect namespace
and have them ru
I'm porting my tapestry application to jquery using Got5-JQuery and it looks
great!
One thing I can't figure out though:
tapestry allows registering callbacks on zoneupdates, etc. using:
Tapestry.ElementEffect.
e.g for illustration purposes I had:
Tapestry.ElementEffect.updateavailtrigger
