Toni Lyytikäinen wrote:
> No, but there are various hacks to make it work. AjaxTags has a tag
> for this, and you can also make your own javascript-based hack with
> e.g. YUI or Prototype, namely set the onclick property on the
> pagination links to some function where you retrieve the new list wit
> I must say that my first look at ajaxtags / displaytags doesn't really
> convince me.
>
> The PaginatedList interface implementation doesn't really seem to play to
> well with Stripes. Like how do I use parameters mapped and used by
> stripes
> in a PaginatedList implementation, that seems to be
I must say that my first look at ajaxtags / displaytags doesn't really
convince me.
The PaginatedList interface implementation doesn't really seem to play to
well with Stripes. Like how do I use parameters mapped and used by stripes
in a PaginatedList implementation, that seems to be initiated for
Hi there
I just finished up creating a solution using Ajaxtags and displaytags. It
works like a charm.
An actionBean creates a PaginatedList using Hibernate and returns that.
DisplayTags are used to show a paginated list while Ajaxtags are used to
make sure only a part of the page is reloaded on
