Re: 4.1.1 Dialog disappears without request
Turns out this is fixed in 4.1.2. I had to do some funky stuff to get
4.1.2 working and it's not 100% yet, but I can't reproduce this
particular issue in 4.1.2. So thanks for the suggestion, it did help me
figure out another problem ;)
Igor Drobiazko wrote:
Hi Paul,
just guessing: the might be some bug in @EventListener
You could try to replace your Buttons by Submit and call your listener
methods via action parameter:
Why do you prefer the combination of buttons + @EventListener?
Your listener methods is triggered by clicking on a button, so you don't
need the event listener?
On 7/4/07, Paul Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all.
I can't test this under 4.1.2 because of my other issues (post - 4.1.1
upgrade to 4.1.2 async listener no longer works).
I'm having another issue with my dialogs. This one is totally
perplexing. What happens is this:
1. I click my add button, the dialog appears.
2. I click my cancel button, the dialog disappears.
3. I click my add button, the dialog appears for a second or two, then
disappears of it's own accord.
My debugging output:
showDialog
cancelDialog
showDialog
cancelDialog
.. so the 2nd 'cancelDialog' shouldn't be called and is not triggered by
user input, maybe dojo is calling it? why?
My Java:
@EventListener(targets = {"myShowButton"}, events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void showDialog()
{
System.out.println("showDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(false);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
@EventListener(targets = "myCancelButton", events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void cancelDialog()
{
System.out.println("cancelDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(true);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
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Re: 4.1.1 Dialog disappears without request
Hi Paul,
just guessing: the might be some bug in @EventListener
You could try to replace your Buttons by Submit and call your listener
methods via action parameter:
Why do you prefer the combination of buttons + @EventListener?
Your listener methods is triggered by clicking on a button, so you don't
need the event listener?
On 7/4/07, Paul Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all.
I can't test this under 4.1.2 because of my other issues (post - 4.1.1
upgrade to 4.1.2 async listener no longer works).
I'm having another issue with my dialogs. This one is totally
perplexing. What happens is this:
1. I click my add button, the dialog appears.
2. I click my cancel button, the dialog disappears.
3. I click my add button, the dialog appears for a second or two, then
disappears of it's own accord.
My debugging output:
showDialog
cancelDialog
showDialog
cancelDialog
.. so the 2nd 'cancelDialog' shouldn't be called and is not triggered by
user input, maybe dojo is calling it? why?
My Java:
@EventListener(targets = {"myShowButton"}, events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void showDialog()
{
System.out.println("showDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(false);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
@EventListener(targets = "myCancelButton", events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void cancelDialog()
{
System.out.println("cancelDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(true);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
My Html:
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4.1.1 Dialog disappears without request
Hi all.
I can't test this under 4.1.2 because of my other issues (post - 4.1.1
upgrade to 4.1.2 async listener no longer works).
I'm having another issue with my dialogs. This one is totally
perplexing. What happens is this:
1. I click my add button, the dialog appears.
2. I click my cancel button, the dialog disappears.
3. I click my add button, the dialog appears for a second or two, then
disappears of it's own accord.
My debugging output:
showDialog
cancelDialog
showDialog
cancelDialog
.. so the 2nd 'cancelDialog' shouldn't be called and is not triggered by
user input, maybe dojo is calling it? why?
My Java:
@EventListener(targets = {"myShowButton"}, events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void showDialog()
{
System.out.println("showDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(false);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
@EventListener(targets = "myCancelButton", events = "onclick", async
= true)
public void cancelDialog()
{
System.out.println("cancelDialog");
..do work ..
setDialogHidden(true);
getRequestCycle().getResponseBuilder().updateComponent("addDialog");
}
My Html:
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