Re: [TOBAGO] Master-Detail
Hello Fernando,
here are the allowedValues = {click, dblclick} of event in
tc:columnEvent (I've added this to the docu, now).
The tc:attribute is the Tobago-version for f:attribute. The allowed (and
reasonable) values for name and value depends on the parent UIComponent.
Regards,
Udo
Fernando Augusto schrieb:
Thanks for your help, Marcus.
But now comes the doubt... Where can I find which column events can I
work with? and, already referring to the last msg I sent, which
attributes does tc:attribute accepts and when?
Regards,
Fernando Augusto
Marcus Kröger escreveu:
Hi Fernando,
pls have a look at the tobago addressbook example. There you can find a
solution how to react on click-events in a tobago sheet. For
example, by
using
tc:columnEvent event=dblclick
tc:command action=#{controller.editAddress}/
/tc:columnEvent
you would react on a double click on the row. The addressbook example
can be
found in the current build 1.0.24 below /example/addressbook and can be
started by using mvn jetty:run-expploded in the war directory.
Cheers
Marcus
2010/3/9 Fernando Augusto ferna...@osmanager.com.br
Hello,
I am new to Tobago and to JSF, and I got a problem while thinking in
a way
to implement a master-detail form, or any way to show the details of
a row
when clicked on somewhere. The problem is: that action needs to be
performed
by a *single click* action, for usability reasons. I cant make the
user to
select a row AND click a button.
I was doing it with plain JSF using a commandLink and f:param tag
passing
the row ID to a method called by the actionListener and then
redirecting,
using a static action, to another page. But my boss have seen how
easy is to
make popups and form rendering in Tobago, and asked me to make a Tobago
version of our system. Everything seems to be pretty straightforward in
tobago, RANT except this and those weird and undocumented
tc:attribute
uses... I still need to find anything about them... /RANT
So, is there a way to implement Master-Detail approach in Tobago???
Best Regards,
Fernando Augusto
Re: [TOBAGO] Master-Detail
Hi Fernando,
pls have a look at the tobago addressbook example. There you can find a
solution how to react on click-events in a tobago sheet. For example, by
using
tc:columnEvent event=dblclick
tc:command action=#{controller.editAddress}/
/tc:columnEvent
you would react on a double click on the row. The addressbook example can be
found in the current build 1.0.24 below /example/addressbook and can be
started by using mvn jetty:run-expploded in the war directory.
Cheers
Marcus
2010/3/9 Fernando Augusto ferna...@osmanager.com.br
Hello,
I am new to Tobago and to JSF, and I got a problem while thinking in a way
to implement a master-detail form, or any way to show the details of a row
when clicked on somewhere. The problem is: that action needs to be performed
by a *single click* action, for usability reasons. I cant make the user to
select a row AND click a button.
I was doing it with plain JSF using a commandLink and f:param tag passing
the row ID to a method called by the actionListener and then redirecting,
using a static action, to another page. But my boss have seen how easy is to
make popups and form rendering in Tobago, and asked me to make a Tobago
version of our system. Everything seems to be pretty straightforward in
tobago, RANT except this and those weird and undocumented tc:attribute
uses... I still need to find anything about them... /RANT
So, is there a way to implement Master-Detail approach in Tobago???
Best Regards,
Fernando Augusto
Re: [TOBAGO] Master-Detail
Thanks for your help, Marcus.
But now comes the doubt... Where can I find which column events can I
work with? and, already referring to the last msg I sent, which
attributes does tc:attribute accepts and when?
Regards,
Fernando Augusto
Marcus Kröger escreveu:
Hi Fernando,
pls have a look at the tobago addressbook example. There you can find a
solution how to react on click-events in a tobago sheet. For example, by
using
tc:columnEvent event=dblclick
tc:command action=#{controller.editAddress}/
/tc:columnEvent
you would react on a double click on the row. The addressbook example can be
found in the current build 1.0.24 below /example/addressbook and can be
started by using mvn jetty:run-expploded in the war directory.
Cheers
Marcus
2010/3/9 Fernando Augusto ferna...@osmanager.com.br
Hello,
I am new to Tobago and to JSF, and I got a problem while thinking in a way
to implement a master-detail form, or any way to show the details of a row
when clicked on somewhere. The problem is: that action needs to be performed
by a *single click* action, for usability reasons. I cant make the user to
select a row AND click a button.
I was doing it with plain JSF using a commandLink and f:param tag passing
the row ID to a method called by the actionListener and then redirecting,
using a static action, to another page. But my boss have seen how easy is to
make popups and form rendering in Tobago, and asked me to make a Tobago
version of our system. Everything seems to be pretty straightforward in
tobago, RANT except this and those weird and undocumented tc:attribute
uses... I still need to find anything about them... /RANT
So, is there a way to implement Master-Detail approach in Tobago???
Best Regards,
Fernando Augusto
[TOBAGO] Master-Detail
Hello, I am new to Tobago and to JSF, and I got a problem while thinking in a way to implement a master-detail form, or any way to show the details of a row when clicked on somewhere. The problem is: that action needs to be performed by a *single click* action, for usability reasons. I cant make the user to select a row AND click a button. I was doing it with plain JSF using a commandLink and f:param tag passing the row ID to a method called by the actionListener and then redirecting, using a static action, to another page. But my boss have seen how easy is to make popups and form rendering in Tobago, and asked me to make a Tobago version of our system. Everything seems to be pretty straightforward in tobago, RANT except this and those weird and undocumented tc:attribute uses... I still need to find anything about them... /RANT So, is there a way to implement Master-Detail approach in Tobago??? Best Regards, Fernando Augusto
Re: Tobago Master / Detail
Hi Bernd, Thanks, that did the job. I´ve seen the addressbook example before, but didn´t realized that state was used to pass a selection around. Regards, Chris -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tobago-Master---Detail-t1747721.html#a4766824 Sent from the MyFaces - Users forum at Nabble.com.
Tobago Master / Detail
Hi all,
i didn´t get a master / detail scenario to work. The tobabo sheet works well
even sortable ;). so i started to place a link instead a text.
tc:link label=#{supplierobject.name}
actionListener=#{SupplierController.showDetail}
SupplierController gets an ActionEvent object, but where do get the
corresponding detail -id to pass the details-id to a special page ?
core:param seems not to work with tobago link. the link itself says:
javascript:Tobago.submitAction('page:sheet:5:_idJsp9'), so obviously the 5
should appear somewhere in the action ?
or am i missing a point there ?
thanks for help,
Chris
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Re: Tobago Master / Detail
Hello Chris,
a good example for a master detail scenario would be the
tobago-example-addressbook.
You should look at the attribute state of tc:steet.
Unfortunatley tc:link doesn't support f:param.
I have added an issue for this
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOBAGO-78
Regards
ChrisA schrieb:
Hi all,
i didn´t get a master / detail scenario to work. The tobabo sheet works well
even sortable ;). so i started to place a link instead a text.
tc:link label=#{supplierobject.name}
actionListener=#{SupplierController.showDetail}
SupplierController gets an ActionEvent object, but where do get the
corresponding detail -id to pass the details-id to a special page ?
core:param seems not to work with tobago link. the link itself says:
javascript:Tobago.submitAction('page:sheet:5:_idJsp9'), so obviously the 5
should appear somewhere in the action ?
or am i missing a point there ?
thanks for help,
Chris
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