Hi,
I am trying to write some prototypes about DnD support. I want to use
ClientBehaviors for this issue.
I wonder if a code like
can produce
What I need is, having a ClientBehavior setting an HTML5 element's
"draggable" attribute set to "true".
Thanks to ClientBehaviors, I can e
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> At the components that I cannot modify, things got worse. I can never set
> "draggable=true" on them:
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Ignore these 2 sentences, since I can't set 'ondragstart' and 'ondragend'
on using a ClientBehavior anyway :)
On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 3:02 AM, Ali Ok wrote:
Hi Ali,
Just a shot into the blue, but I think the following might work:
In ClientBehavior.getScript(ClientBehaviorContext behaviorContext) you can
use behaviorContext.getComponent() and use getAttributes().put("draggable",
"true");. However draggable is not a standard bypass attribute and thus
M
Hi Jakob,
Sine these things are new in HTML5 it is normal that you have to change
> stuff on MyFaces in order to integrate it perfectly. The best you can do
> here is (as we already discussed some time ago) a special init parameter to
> enable/disable this stuff.
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Right...
Thanks for the reply a
