Most of the examples i have seen use s:div's rendered tag. I may try something
new myself. Thanks Pete
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What didn't work? What you do is one way to do it - take a look the Seam
Application Framework and how it does it...
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No that did not work unfortunately.
I think i may need to do that first option i said have a new form inside this
code block in the same .xhtml page
| PUT THE FORMS HERE
|
What do you think? or just say that click on this link to enter your new
activity? But that wou
"saeediqbal1" wrote : value.setUsername("#{identity.username}");
You can't use EL like this - try injecting identity into the bean using @In.
With your navigation problem - I'm unsure of the precedence order of navigation
rules - which takes priority - from-action or from-outcome?
What you are
Hello
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Well that ActivityEdit.xhtml file is the one that creates a row in database
(auto generated by seam-gen with entity)
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