A log4j config and a window tailing the log file is a standard part of
my development environment. My code doesn't run in a development
environment without a visible window which shows any and all
exceptions. Saves a lot of time on issues like these because they are
all too easy to run into.
--s
Hehehe I've done similar things a thousand times before. np ;) On 6/21/06, Paul Tongyoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Bah – I didn't have commons-lang included …
was throwing an exception on the server … bah^inf
Thanks Jesse for stickin' with me
J
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Bah – I didn’t have commons-lang included …
was throwing an exception on the server … bah^inf
Thanks Jesse for stickin’ with me J
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006
3:40 PM
To: Tacos
Developers
Subject
Some time ago I emailed in with inane questions about the Autocompleter ☺ . I
wanted to have a direct link which when clicked re-rendered as an
Autocompleter. With the help of a fellow list member I managed to do this but I
am now facing a different issue. When I submit the page the autocomplete
http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=21205On 6/21/06, Paul Tongyoo <
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Do you have a link to the latest demo
source? Or is the Tacos4 Beta 2 demo src sufficient? The HTML in the sample
should be as mundane as it appears …
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Do you have a link to the latest demo
source? Or is the Tacos4 Beta 2 demo src sufficient? The HTML in the sample
should be as mundane as it appears …
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Hard to say at this point. The demo source should be the best reference as everything there is theoretically working correctly? (right? heh) The line mentioning /web-inf/jsp/error.jsp sounds like trouble though. Are you sure this very simple page layout is as simply laid out as you think?
On 6/21/
I can tab through the “hidden links” in
Mozilla and see the link URL in my status bar. When activating the
AjaxLinkSubmit link, the same DEBUG messages appear in my browser.
From: Paul Tongyoo
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006
3:17 PM
To: 'Tacos
Developers'
Subject: RE: [Tacos-d
More clues: Looks like, although nothing
shows in Mozilla – the links DO show in IE, AND I’m actually seeing debug
messages once I click the AjaxLinkSubmit. The following DEBUG messages appear
below the links after clicking them:
DEBUG: AjaxFormSubmit submission - before onsubmit
DEB
Add parseWidgets:false to your djConfig setting as well. (makes render much faster). Also set isDebug:true so that you can see any errors dojo/tacos may be outputting. They both use the same client side logging mechanism.
On 6/21/06, Paul Tongyoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wait, didn't notice -- w
Wait, didn't notice -- when I rendered the demo without the dojo inclusion,
I DID get JS errors. I updated the demo to the following:
var djConfig = { isDebug: false,
baseRelativePath: "ui/js/dojo/",
preventBackButtonFix: false };
Tapestry.register_form('AjaxForm');
dojo.event.connect(window, "onload", function(e) {
dojo.event.connect(dojo.byId("AjaxLinkSubmit", "onclick", document,
"AjaxFormSubmit_AjaxForm";});
dojo.event.connect(window,
AhSo then if clicking the link takes you to the root folder that means it is not correctly being hooked up via dojo.event.connect() . There should be some _javascript_ output on your page towards the bottom that does form initialization stuff as well as connecting some of these links to the for
I am able to reach the JS file. --Paul
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Subject: Re: [Tacos-devel]
AjaxLinkSubmit rendering a "blank" HREF value? (was: RE: [Tacos-d
evel] Hel
Folks,
I have been trying with no success to get the tree to be expanded by
default. I can get everything to work but I cannot control the state of the
tree. Could some kind soul please look and see what I'm doing wrong?
Alternately, can someone please explain how you are supposed to m
Ah! I see the example so I must not be *totally* lost … however when I do click the
link I am actually sent to my http://localhost:7050/
folder! And no JS errors.
Very smooth demo btw …. Anxious to get
this working! Thanks for helping me brainstorm Jesse.
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You'll know if you included the js correctly if you can hit that dojo.js file from the url you expect to be able to. (Ie try typing the url into your browser and see if the dojo.js file source gets displayed)
On 6/21/06, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, no not in the case if tacos. The
Ah, no not in the case if tacos. There should be some additional dojo _javascript_ call on the page that hooks clicking the AjaxLinkSubmit up to the form. You can see this same behaviour in the currently un-published demo as well:
http://opencomponentry.com:8080/tacos/Does the link not work when yo
I understand the below example doesn't include the DOJO libraries, however
my application's codebase does include the library. Maybe I'm including it
wrong? I copied the code verbatim from the Tacos site ...
var djConfig = { isDebug: false,
baseRelativePat
Surprisingly, this teeny example sufficiently recreates the problem in my
environment. The following code is all that is contained in a test.html
file I have:
My AjaxLinkSubmit Link!
Hmmm... Maybe a very small example of how you are using it (so we can get a better idea with context) ? It should work fine as you describe I think. On 6/21/06,
Paul Tongyoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Downloaded the 6.16.2006 build and
replicated the same error. While I wait for t
Downloaded the 6.16.2006 build and
replicated the same error. While I wait for the next nightly, would you know
of any strict usage requirements of the AjaxLinkSubmit component that I may be
missing? I have the component wrapped with an AjaxForm; otherwise, I’m not
doing anything fancy ot
It is hard to say with that alone, but I would reccomend upgrading to the latest nightly http://tacos.sourceforge.net/nightly/ before doing anything else. It should be released soon from what I hear.
On 6/21/06, Paul Tongyoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Awesome! Good to know there's
Awesome! Good to know there’s
a community out there – I’m brand new to Tacos and a relatively new
Tapestry developer. Just integrated the Tacos4 Beta 2 into our
application, and am trying to convert a LinkSubmit into an
AjaxLinkSubmit. For some reason the resulting href of the rendered
Yes, I hope so :) On 6/21/06, Paul Tongyoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello! Is this list still active? J
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Hello,
I use the Autocompleter and I get the following wierd behaviour:
- when only 1, nonascii character is entered (for example őúöüóáűéí),
the ajaxdirectservice is usually not triggered. The interesting thing is
that very rarely it is triggered but in most cases not!
- when at least 2 of thes
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