Ah, FireBug!! A great tool. It located
bad HTML in the custom component I was attempting to display. Once HTML fixed,
page refreshes as expected!
So when’s the next stable release of Tacos
coming out? I need to set my calendar! J
Paul
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They can be the id's of any tapestry component. You sometimes have to play around with the ids to make sure you get them right. (as is the case with your situation I think) If you want to be very sure, you can either use the FireBug extension in Firefox to view what ajax responses you are getting,
I just checked my page source and, not
only are the ID’s correct – but the expected HTML source after the AJAX call was included in
the source as well. I’m assuming the expected HTML was contained in the
source after the browser re-retrieved the page after the relevant session
properties
Ahh...This ~might~ be a tiny issue with the @Any component. If you view the html source of your "rendered" page what are the ID attributes of the any tags? You may have to write your @Any components to look like this to get them to work:
It's a little annoying I know, and only happens with Any's. .
So I’ve run into some odd behavior: my AjaxLinkSubmit seems to only refresh
a specified DIV element if it contains “simple” contents like plain HTML
text or a Tapestry component (i.e. @Insert). However, when I place one of
my own custom components (which is most likely breaking the situation, I
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Finally I did a mini-proyect to send to you, but in the mini-proyect the
pages works as expected in FF, so the problem could be caused by another
thing that in this moment I don't know. The only significant difference
is that the original project has a PageBeginRenderer procedure. I start
to co
Stupidity prevails..solved this by using AjaxForm instead of Form
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Subject: [Tacos-devel] Yet Another Autocompleter Question :-)
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