Thanks!
El 16/10/2013 07:37 a.m., Lukasz Lenart escribió:
Yes, I have downgraded to 2.3.15.1 and it will be fixed in 2.3.15.3
2013/10/16 Antonio Sánchez :
So, is it still possible to render a cancel button in 2.3.15.2? Or must
downgrade to 2.3.15.1? Will the bug be fixed in 15.3?
El Miércoles
Yes, I have downgraded to 2.3.15.1 and it will be fixed in 2.3.15.3
2013/10/16 Antonio Sánchez :
> So, is it still possible to render a cancel button in 2.3.15.2? Or must
> downgrade to 2.3.15.1? Will the bug be fixed in 15.3?
>
> El Miércoles, 16 de Octubre de 2013 02:35:06 a.m., Lukasz Lenart es
So, is it still possible to render a cancel button in 2.3.15.2? Or must
downgrade to 2.3.15.1? Will the bug be fixed in 15.3?
El Miércoles, 16 de Octubre de 2013 02:35:06 a.m., Lukasz Lenart
escribió:
2013/10/15 Antonio Sánchez :
Set to false.
But having same results set to true.
I'm using
2013/10/15 Antonio Sánchez :
> Set to false.
>
> But having same results set to true.
>
> I'm using action="index" approach. Now, cancel always launches 404.
It was related to bug in 2.3.15.2, now with 2.3.15.1 works fine!
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Set to false.
But having same results set to true.
I'm using action="index" approach. Now, cancel always launches 404.
El Martes, 15 de Octubre de 2013 12:59:32 p.m., Paul Benedict escribió:
If you want to do a redirect, you need your action mapping to handle
"cancel" and use a redirectActi
is DMI set to true?
2013/10/15 Antonio Sánchez :
> Support for redirectAction: and redirect: prefixes was removed as from
> version 2.3.15.1. So, let's forget redirection this way.
>
> I was using redirection because using
>
> (the
> same than name="action:index"?)
>
> throws error 404, resource
Support for redirectAction: and redirect: prefixes was removed as from
version 2.3.15.1. So, let's forget redirection this way.
I was using redirection because using
(the same than
name="action:index"?)
throws error 404, resource not available: "myapp/index.action".
Using method does not wo
If you want to do a redirect, you need your action mapping to handle
"cancel" and use a redirectAction result.
On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 12:53 PM, Antonio Sánchez
wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Simple CRUD sample application, paramsPrepareParams, wildcard method
> selection.
>
> Cancel button in edit form, when
Hi.
Simple CRUD sample application, paramsPrepareParams, wildcard method
selection.
Cancel button in edit form, when reached for creating a new employee
bean, is not cancelling and redirecting to index, but actually
performing form action, which is "save". Conversely, cancel is working
pro
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