This was a common complaint; the submitOnChange is a
formal parameter in 2.2.
You can also use a Script to attach JavaScript to an
existing PropertySelection that forces a form submit on
change.
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> Hi,
>
> The problem is that the PropertySelection
Hi,
The problem is that the PropertySelection component does not allow informal
parameters, and submitOnChange does not seem to be a formal parameter. I
have verified that submitOnChange is not a formal paramter in 1.7 and within
the docs for 2.1. I don't know how I can pass in the javascript o
Two good points.
On #1: Yes, you must invoke fireObservedChange(). As a
component with state, you are also responsible for
registering as a PageDetachListener (from finishLoad())
and reseting persistent state.
There is currently a new Tutorial being assembled that
will address this, and I'
You've got at least two options.
public IRender getShellDelegate()
{
return new BIg5Renderer();
}
or
or
I would generally use the middle one, since you can control the lifecyle of
the bean and it doesn't require Java code.
- Original Message -
From: "smalluf
Hi Pablo,
The Table component does what you are asking for in a number of ways. It may be an overkill for your purposes, but it does demonstrate how it can be done neatly. It is not yet in a released (it will be in rc1, I believe), and it is still in the process of being documented, but you can see
Hi,
I am developing an application which has some protected pages. I am using
some ideas taken from the VLib example.
I use the validate method to redirect the page flow to a login page when the
user tries to access a page which is protected. I redirect the page flow
using PageRedirectException.
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From: "smallufo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 3:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Tapestry-developer] Chinese Big5 encoding problem
> Can somebody tell me how to assign a "delegate" class ?
> I implemented one "IRender"
