Hi,
I am looking for a tidy way to copy xml nodes from an xml response into
the html document.
At the moment I use dojo.dom.copyChildren, but the elements, though
inserted properly into the html are interpreted as text.
Thanx,
Ron
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;& responseId != *"scriptblock"*
&& responseId != *"postprocess"*) {
// whatever arrives here will probably be
// your TRs and DIVs as an XML node
}
}
Ron Piterman wrote:
Thats great - but i have a small problem:
what if I want to do the
from the html source,
add "&dojoRequest=true" at the end of it
and you'll get an xml response with only the specified component
rendered + required javascript calls.
You may need to study the returned xml a bit + tacos.js to figure out how
to process the data.
Ron Piterman
s disabled.
What you need to do is get that url and then execute
the following javascript ( replacing ${myUrl} ):
tacos.defaultLinkAction({processScripts:true,url:'${myUrl}'});
Ron Piterman wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to create a link which will render *only* specific
components on a page
Hi,
I am trying to create a link which will render *only* specific
components on a page (yes, on my own risk :) ) -
I get the link using :
...
AjaxDirectServiceParameter param =
new AjaxDirectServiceParameter(
this , // IDirect
parameters , // Invocation parameters for IDire
hi,
I just tried to pass null to openIcon and closeIcon, which resulted in
an exception.
Is there a way to remove the +/- icons from the tree?
Cheers,
Ron
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get s
weel to go, jesse :)
what about the API/inheritance refactoring howard mentioned?
This might be very important on the roadmap since itmight have heavy
impact on code.
Cheers,
Ron
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
I started a tapestry 4.1 roadmap page in the wiki to give people a
general idea of where we're
+1 (non binding :) )
Andreas Andreou wrote:
Hey Jesse, just saw Howard's mail in the dev-list and the it's official !
You're one of them now :)))
Keep up the good work,
Andy
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