Re: Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-25 Thread Tim Hughes
OK, I changed the code as follows, and I'm getting a null on the  
patentsPalette.getRecorderComponent() method.


PaletteCategory patentsPalette = new PaletteCategory 
(categoryPalette, selected, allCategories, renderer, 10, false);


final Recorder recorder = patentsPalette.getRecorderComponent 
();
recorder.add( new AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior 
( onchange ) {

@Override
protected void onUpdate ( AjaxRequestTarget  
ajaxRequestTarget ) {
selectedDocumentModel.getObject().addCategory 
((Category)recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());

}
});

All of this takes place in the constructor for my form.

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Re: Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-25 Thread Fernando Wermus
Ok. I am sorry to bother you. I add the behavior at before render time:

protected void onBeforeRender() {

super.onBeforeRender();

final Recorder recorder=palette.getRecorderComponent();

palette.getRecorderComponent().add(new AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior(
onchange) {


 @SuppressWarnings(unchecked)

@Override

protected void onUpdate(AjaxRequestTarget target) {

   

}

 });


 }

and I has been working right to me. But, if you would like to extend Pallete
and overwrite newRecorderCompoent + adding the behavior, It seemed to be
fine.


On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Tim Hughes thug...@troglobyte.com wrote:

 OK, I changed the code as follows, and I'm getting a null on the
 patentsPalette.getRecorderComponent() method.

PaletteCategory patentsPalette = new
 PaletteCategory(categoryPalette, selected, allCategories, renderer, 10,
 false);

final Recorder recorder = patentsPalette.getRecorderComponent();
recorder.add( new AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior( onchange ) {
@Override
protected void onUpdate ( AjaxRequestTarget ajaxRequestTarget )
 {

  
 selectedDocumentModel.getObject().addCategory((Category)recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());
}
});

 All of this takes place in the constructor for my form.


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Re: Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-24 Thread Tim Hughes

Fernando:

I thought that's what I was doing by overriding the  
newRecorderComponent method. Is that not correct?


I made a change to the code (see below) and now it's storing  
Categories in Documents, but:
1) it's always the first Cat in the list of choices that gets set into  
a Doc no matter which Cat I choose
2) when reselecting a given Doc, it still has Cats but they don't  
reflect in the Palette choices


@Override
protected void onUpdate( AjaxRequestTarget ajaxRequestTarget)
{
selectedDocumentModel.getObject().addCategory((Category) 
recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());

}

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Re: Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-24 Thread Fernando Wermus
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 5:19 PM, Tim Hughes thug...@troglobyte.com wrote:

 Fernando:

 I thought that's what I was doing by overriding the newRecorderComponent
 method. Is that not correct?


I didn't mean to say that. According to your piece of code, I thought you
had created a new Recorder. You have the getter to ask for the Recorder.


 I made a change to the code (see below) and now it's storing Categories in
 Documents, but:
 1) it's always the first Cat in the list of choices that gets set into a
 Doc no matter which Cat I choose
 2) when reselecting a given Doc, it still has Cats but they don't reflect
 in the Palette choices

 @Override
 protected void onUpdate( AjaxRequestTarget ajaxRequestTarget)
 {

  
 selectedDocumentModel.getObject().addCategory((Category)recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());

 }

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Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-23 Thread Tim Hughes
I am using a Palette to assign multiple Category objects to a  
Document object. When I select a Category, the Palette seems to  
operate correctly on-screen,  but I'm having two issues:


1) debugging the code, the selected choice (in the onUpdate below)  is  
ALWAYS the first item in the allCategories list
2) this (incorrect) Category is added to the Document, but does not  
seem to stay that way. If I switch to another Document and then come  
back to the original, there are no longer any Categories


I've scoured this list but haven't managed to find something directly  
applicable to this situation. Can anyone assist? What am I doing wrong  
here?


	IChoiceRendererCategory renderer = new ChoiceRendererCategory 
( name );
   final IModel selected = new Model((Serializable) 
selectedDocument.getCategories());

   IModel allCategories = new Model((Serializable)categories);

   final PaletteCategory documentsPalette = new  
PaletteCategory(categoryPalette, selected, allCategories,  
renderer, 10, true)

   {
   @Override
   protected Recorder newRecorderComponent()
   {
   final Recorder recorder = new Recorder(recorder,  
this);

   recorder.setOutputMarkupId( true );
   recorder.add(new AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior 
(onchange)

   {
   @Override
   protected void onUpdate( AjaxRequestTarget  
ajaxRequestTarget)

   {
   selectedCategory.addCategory((Category) 
recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());

   }
   });
   return recorder;
   }

   };


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Re: Palette Update Behaviour Problem

2009-09-23 Thread Fernando Wermus
Tim, Just to know. Have you implemented your own Recorder?

ps: You can get it with palette.getRecorderComponent(). Then add the
behavior.



On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM, Tim Hughes thug...@troglobyte.com wrote:

 I am using a Palette to assign multiple Category objects to a Document
 object. When I select a Category, the Palette seems to operate correctly
 on-screen,  but I'm having two issues:

 1) debugging the code, the selected choice (in the onUpdate below)  is
 ALWAYS the first item in the allCategories list
 2) this (incorrect) Category is added to the Document, but does not seem to
 stay that way. If I switch to another Document and then come back to the
 original, there are no longer any Categories

 I've scoured this list but haven't managed to find something directly
 applicable to this situation. Can anyone assist? What am I doing wrong here?

IChoiceRendererCategory renderer = new ChoiceRendererCategory(
 name );
   final IModel selected = new
 Model((Serializable)selectedDocument.getCategories());
   IModel allCategories = new Model((Serializable)categories);

   final PaletteCategory documentsPalette = new
 PaletteCategory(categoryPalette, selected, allCategories, renderer, 10,
 true)
   {
   @Override
   protected Recorder newRecorderComponent()
   {
   final Recorder recorder = new Recorder(recorder, this);
   recorder.setOutputMarkupId( true );
   recorder.add(new
 AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior(onchange)
   {
   @Override
   protected void onUpdate( AjaxRequestTarget
 ajaxRequestTarget)
   {

 selectedCategory.addCategory((Category)recorder.getSelectedChoices().next());
   }
   });
   return recorder;
   }

   };


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