Hi Arshad,
if I comment out these lines, the popup will not work for IE and
dropdown-menus. They will show above the popup...
regards,
Martin
On 12/28/05, Arshad Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Martin I guess I solved the problem. I checked JSPopup.js file and during
debugging I made
Hi *,
I've implemented a proposal for partial validation and model update.
Essentially what I've done is I've given the commandLink and
commandButton a new attribute, actionFor. This attribute is a
comma-separated lists of container-component-ids for which validation
and model update should
try it out - position a drop-down-menu at a position where the popup shows.
It will show _over_ the popup menu in IE if you comment out this code.
regards,
Martin
On 12/28/05, Arshad Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Humm, Martin what do you mean by the popup will not work for IE and
*Someone is using (and working fine) the nightly build of
NavigationMenuItems(with actionListener support) and JscookMenu???
Can send me part of code to me see if run here?
thanks all.
*
Dudu wrote:
Thanks for replied Dennis, but I downloaded the latest nightly build,
and it is not working
Title: Error with RemoteUser after upgrading from MyFaces 1.09 to 1.1
Hello,
We are using Tomcat 5.5, JDK 1.5, MyFaces 1.1. In our web-application we get an error when trying to login, after upgrading MyFaces from version 1.09 to 1.1. Here is our login process in steps:
1.) Login via
On 12/27/05, Saumil Mehta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Uip.setParent(Evt.getComponent());
This probably will not solve your problem, but you should *NEVER* call
setParent.
Use Evt.getComponent().getChildren().add(Uip) instead.
Again - there is a bug in the nightly build. It will be fixed with time.
-Original Message-
From: Dudu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 08:42 AM
To: 'MyFaces Discussion'
Subject: Re: error in jscookmenu.
*Someone is using (and working fine) the nightly build
Ok, I did change something again - so you might need to check again
with the nightly build that comes out today - sorry for the
inconvenience, but the situation was still not perfect :(
regards,
Martin
On 12/28/05, xzuma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tried Dec 27 build. Everything works without
Thanks,
I'm easy and I will wait some days.
=)
Dennis Byrne wrote:
Again - there is a bug in the nightly build. It will be fixed with time.
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To: 'MyFaces Discussion'
Subject: Re:
Could anyone tell me the best way to reset a dataScrollers
page number to 1 from within an actionListenter? Thanks !
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I am sending this [OT] topic to this list in hopes that someone has already
solved this design
problem.
What is the best way to do dynamic updates for internationalization?
Suppose you had a drop-down list and the labels for this list are translated
into other locales;
also, suppose that
In fact, I do think that we should all stop using f:loadBundle right
away - it causes too many problems, e.g. with partial page rendering.
Instead I'd use some managed-bean for i18n, and retrieve the values
for this managed bean from the database, just as you pointed out. I
have to solve this for
Hi
This question is related to issue MYFACES-702
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-702)
I've got a couple of JSF Portlet which are running on Liferay 3.6.1.
And I'm also experiencing the issue mentioned in MYFACES-702 except that
pretty much all my page components gets wrapped in a
On 12/28/05, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, I do think that we should all stop using f:loadBundle rightaway - it causes too many problems, e.g. with partial page rendering.Shale has a utility class that would deal with this problem (as well as provide programmatic access to
Hi,
I haven't see a way to change those yellow folder icons for tree table and get rid of those sub-tree item connection line. It is very much appreciated if you can point me in how to do it.
Thanks,
Emily
Hi all!
I have a use case which demands some JSF pages to be created on the fly. Can
you share experiences and thoughts about this use case?
I can imagine two different solutions:
1) Writing the hole JSF pages from scratch by using the Servlet API. Not
really satisfying, I think - bad to
Matthias Kahlau wrote:
Hi all!
I have a use case which demands some JSF pages to be created on the fly. Can
you share experiences and thoughts about this use case?
I can imagine two different solutions:
1) Writing the hole JSF pages from scratch by using the Servlet API. Not
really
The reasoning is that every id which doesn't start with _id is meant
to be a user-set id. If the user sets an id, the assumption is that he
wants to do something with it - so this is the reason for rendering
out a span, cause if you don't, the id won't be accessible from CSS or
javascript.
I would use Shale-Clay for that. It allows you to define a *place
holder* component in a jsf view tree and define your components at run
time.
Take a look at the rolodex use case. It use a shapeValidator method,
wich allows you to create a view at runtime programmatically.
Hope it helps!
On
Your problem comes from the fact you are trying to retrieve a
request-scoped value from a session-scoped bean wich is illegal in
JSF. It was probably a bug in the previous version that could have
give you some weird exceptions.
But I think the bug come from the request class design. Why is the
I just taught you could also use the jsf-security project made by some
people from Oracle :
http://jsf-security.sourceforge.net/
It should help you.
On 12/28/05, Alexandre Poitras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your problem comes from the fact you are trying to retrieve a
request-scoped value from a
Alexandre Poitras wrote:
I would use Shale-Clay for that. It allows you to define a *place
holder* component in a jsf view tree and define your components at run
time.
Take a look at the rolodex use case. It use a shapeValidator method,
wich allows you to create a view at runtime
Did any body has solution for this problem ?
SrikanthOn 12/14/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried the simple examples code installed on my server that works fine, my code doesn't. I still have that issue.
SrikanthOn 12/8/05, Kurt Edegger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hion 12/8/2005 7:07 AM
Seems like if the images are in the same folder as the jsp (or in a
folder with in the jsp's folder) its working fine. My images are
outside the folder containing the jsp. Kurt Edegger also described the
similar situation, is there a solution to this problem.
SrikanthOn 12/28/05, sri [EMAIL
Ok, if I provide the absolute path the images are shown correctly. The relative paths are not working correctly.
Thanks
SrikanthOn 12/28/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems like if the images are in the same folder as the jsp (or in a
folder with in the jsp's folder) its working fine. My
No need for shale clay in this case, just add a placeholder in the page
(a facet or a panelGroup are perfect) do a binding var on it
into the backend bean
and then add the elements as child elements into the placeholder.
JSF has all the APIs in place to do that.
Didn't you implement a
Most custom ViewHandler use a decorate approach (facelets, shale,
...), ie you specify the extension you want the viewhandler to handle
in your web.xml file. When a view is requested, the custom viewhandler
check if the extension of the url matches the value of the parameter.
If yes, it handles
Yeah you are right if your page is totally dynamic wich is rarely the
case in my mind. Using your approach, the backing bean would have to
reattach everything to the last children added wich is rather ugly and
complex. You can insert the clay component anywhere in your page and
just don't care
I have a form in jsf and all the SelectOneMenus are not validating when the property is short. I got the following error: Invalid value.
Coud someone help me?
thanks,
that makes perfect sense.
The natural followup question is:
Would it makes sense to change HtmlTextRendererBase to check for index of
_id instead? I dug around in the myfaces code and it seems
PortletExternalContextImpl.encodeNamespace(...) is where the portlet
name is appended to the
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
can some one tell me what is different between a jsf page fragment and a
jsf page ?
Thanks
Hi John,
You dont set anything for the
datascroller but the table. You can try placing something like the
following in the action listener.
FacesContext
context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
UIViewRoot
view = context.getViewRoot();
HtmlDataTable
table = (HtmlDataTable)
you're right. That sounds like a great idea.
It's a nice one line fix.
I did a cheap grep check through the source code for the use of
UNIQUE_ID_PREFIX
(the constant which defines String _id) and it's always used
checking for component ID's starting with _id.
So unless anyone else knows any
Hello I am using the MyFaces treeTable component. I have a list of tasks and their subtasks. I want to display task as the root node and sub-tasks as its children. I have a Task bean that will return me tree structure of subtasks. Following is my jsp page -t:dataTable id="taskTable"
Hello Sebastein, Did you have a workaround for the problem you were facing of null child..? I am also using the MyFaces treeTable component. I have a list of tasks and their subtasks. I want to display task as the root node and sub-tasks as its children.Following is my jsp page -
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