/ /OREF:CPT0486D Calling up Action events via Javascript

Hi, Is it possible to invoke portlet Action events using onchange= attribute of html form element such as select/? So, instead of a submit button with a name eventSubmit_do[Action], I wish to use the onchange event of select/ element. If this is not provided by Jetspeed as is, could I then

RE: / /OREF:CPT0486D Calling up Action events via Javascript

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 8:04 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: / /OREF:CPT0486D Calling up Action events via Javascript Hi, Is it possible to invoke portlet Action events using onchange=

redirect requested, response already committed

I created a database browser based on the bluesunrise tutorial example. Edit links for the individual items link to another portlet on another page. The edit form works as expected, except for the fact that I can not return to the database browser with a redirect. The only clue I found in the

/ /OREF:CPT873D9 Re: Calling up Action events via Javascript

I took this root for now. I created a hidden input field called j_action_key. Upon change of the select box event , onchange, I set the value of field j_action_key to do[Action]. For example, I have region select box, so I set j_action_key value to doRegion. Once I'm back in my portlet action

Changing in every request the XML document for XSLPortlet.

Hello, I try to use a XSLPortlet that shows the query result of a database query (stored in an XML file), in html format. On every request, the content of the xml file is changed, and the XSLPortlet must show the changed content. How can I make the tranform of the xml doc, without passing the

Re: redirect requested, response already committed

On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 03:36 AM, Michael Burschik wrote: I created a database browser based on the bluesunrise tutorial example. Edit links for the individual items link to another portlet on another page. The edit form works as expected, except for the fact that I can not return to

WebSurfPortlet

Hi, I've been trying unsucesfully to integrate the WebSurfPortlet in my portal. I thought i'd only have to put the jar file in lib and add the declaration in my local-portlets.xreg but that doesn't seem to work. Adding the specified stuff in my user's html/default.psml file doesn't help either.

Re: / /OREF:CPT0486D Calling up Action events via Javascript

I hope I understand your question correctly. :) I'm not too familiar with that javascript function (I assume this is what you are talking about), but can't you just put the submit info in the URL of your on change? ie something like $jslink?js_peid=blaheventSubmit_doAction=text All the form

Re: / /OREF:CPT482FF Velocity context: portlet variable is null?

the guru's correct me if I'm wrong, but the context seems to be empty if you have defined the action class in the submit form. The reason this occurs seem to be that this triggers _turbine's_ action handling (which doesn't create a context) instead of the Velocity Portlet handling the action

Please unsubscribe me

I still keep on getting mails. I have already unsubscribed twice. -Original Message- From: Weaver, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 2:56 PM To: 'Jetspeed Users List' Subject: RE: / /OREF:CPT482FF Velocity context: portlet variable is null? Todd you are

running the tutorial

Hi, I'm new to Jetspeed and I've been having difficulty running the Jetspeed tutorial. I've looked all over and read the archives.. but i'm still stuck! As far as I can tell, I've been following the directions word for word. I think my paths are screwed up, but I can't figure out what