Re: Tree2 - link problem

The issue was that tabbedPane renders a form so the form for the links of the tree are a nested html form java script can't access the form in that case. overhauling the page helped Thx, Matt On 11/16/06, Matthias Wessendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what is rendered for the treeform form

Re: Tree2 - link problem

... it renders the form only when not embedded in a form... h:form t:tabbe did the trick (and removing the *nested* forms) of course On 11/17/06, Matthias Wessendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The issue was that tabbedPane renders a form so the form for the links of the tree are a nested

Re: Custom component, validation messages

Thanks! This was a very useful response. David Chandler a écrit : Oh, I think I see now. You could write a phase listener to run before RENDER_RESPONSE that looks for messages associated with your sub-components, removes them from the messages queue, and adds them associated with the parent

commandButton - how to set the form target with onclick???

Hi, I've a problem with an application. I want to present a document in an new window as effect of clicking on a button (the form values should be transported to the server before the document is rendered). In the button's onclick I set the form's target. But after my javascript code another

Re: PhaseListener behaviour

On 11/16/06, Pfau, Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Another question...is there a difference is I register a phase listener in my backing bean constructor or in the faces-config.xml ? One of the issues not yet addressed in this thread is really important ... when does your phase listener get

Re: [Tobago] How to set individual styles for individual components

Hello, with a own theme you can define additonal markup for components that support the markup property. At this time out, in and box (trunk). I will prepare a short howto for Own Theme and Custom Markup later. Because lack of time this won't be finished until tonight :-( Regards Bernd

Re: Get browsers resolution

My question is not how to get it via java script. My questions it how to send it to the server - add hidden component on each form or something like that... 2006/11/16, Andrew Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Are you looking for the viewable space inside the browser (the pixel dimensions of the

Re: [Tobago] tc:sheet with columns placed on different tabs

Hi Udo, Thanks for reply. I tried scenario you described on demo application - changed sheet on client side tab demo. However if I put the same sheet on different tabs like: tc:tab ... tc:sheet ... tc:column ... tc:column ... tc:tab ... tc:sheet ...

passing parameters to window.open

hi all, i have a problem with passing parameters to window.open; i've searched this forum , i saw resolvings but non works for me; let me show you my context of problem: i have a jsf page with a commandLink: t:commandLink action=#{MB1.showSottoscritori}

AW: Re: [Tobago] How to set individual styles for individual components

Hello Bernd, thank you for this information. This is what I needed. I'll wait for your howto then. You don't need to hurry with the howto. Next week will be ok. Regards Helmut Hello, with a own theme you can define additonal markup for components that support the markup property. At this

Re: passing parameters to window.open

Hi, Ty this: 0) layout you page like this form id=main.../form form id=popupForm target=ThePopup.../form 1) do a javascript 'window.open' like this window.open('','ThePopup','left=220,top=300,width=600,height=250,scrollbars=1,status=1,toolbar=0,resizable=0,menubar=0'); 2) transfert, if needed,

RE: Get browsers resolution

We use a filter which examines the request and creates a bean detailing the client's capabilities and other info which is then pushed into the session. Hidden JS-driven form fields in the form capture any aspect we wish to track while the rest of the info comes from the headers. Our backing beans

charset problem

Hi, My page starts with %@ page contentType=text/html; charset=utf-8..., but apparently charset is not taken into account. I.e. when a page is rendered as JSP (with all JSF-specific contents removed, of course), non- ASCII characters are written in UTF-8 encoding, as expected. However, if the

commandSortHeader is not working if we have two t:columns in a datatable

Im having a set of data that are coming dynamically from some source and displaying it in a dataTable. Also, I have given support for sorting on columns using CommandSortHeader. Basically i used two t:columns. i.e t:dataTable t:columns value=#{TableBean.keyColumnDataModel} var=kcolumn

t:datatable rowondblclick

Hi, I'm using tomahawk datatable with dynamic columns. Is it possible to invoke an action (similiar to a h:commandbutton) for rowOnDblClick? Documentation says only javascript is allowed there. Would be nice to be able to invoke an action, so I dont have to create a button/commandlink for each

Re: t:datatable rowondblclick

Hi, you mean something like this? http://example.irian.at/example-sandbox-20061117/selectOneRow.jsf It is a sandbox addition to dataTable, but works very fine. cheers, Gerald On 11/17/06, Sudhakar Mekathotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm using tomahawk datatable with dynamic columns

Re: t:datatable rowondblclick

On 11/17/06, Gerald Müllan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you mean something like this? http://example.irian.at/example-sandbox-20061117/selectOneRow.jsf It is a sandbox addition to dataTable, but works very fine. No, not really. I'm would like to do. t:datatable rowOnDblClick

JSF seems to be messing up with my CSS positioning

I am getting wierd behavior from what I would expect my layout positioning should be, and (as usual) it is different in both IE and Firefox. Does JSF put hidden elements that the browser messes up on? Is there a preferred way to layout pages in JSF? I have seen facelets and layout tags. Any

Re: JSF seems to be messing up with my CSS positioning

You're going to have to be more specific (simple code examples w/ CSS). JSF doesn't put any CSS in the page unless you are using things like inputCalendar, and those controls shouldn't affect anything but themselves. I recommend using firefox with the web developer toolbar to troubleshoot the

Re: t:datatable rowondblclick

://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/SubmitPageOnValueChange Javascript shouldn't limit you at all. On 11/17/06, Sudhakar Mekathotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 11/17/06, Gerald Müllan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you mean something like this? http://example.irian.at/example-sandbox-20061117/selectOneRow.jsf

Re: charset problem

Paul, I haven't had any trouble using UTF-8 so far. Can you confirm that you have the following in your pages: %@ page contentType=text/html; charset=utf-8 language=java % ... head ... meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8/ /head I'm pretty sure you need both.

Re: JSF seems to be messing up with my CSS positioning

Andrew, Thanks for the tip... One *wierd* thing that occurred when I did use the Web Developer plug in is that when I first load the page, the one div block that is giving me fits is rendered badly (basically flowing under a div block to its left). However, when I select Disable All Styles

Re: charset problem

Jeff Bischoff wrote: I haven't had any trouble using UTF-8 so far. Can you confirm that you have the following in your pages: %@ page contentType=text/html; charset=utf-8 language=java % ... head ... meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8/ /head I'm pretty

Re: JSF seems to be messing up with my CSS positioning

Stephen, The unfortunate answer to that is... Possibly. JSF tags (depending on the renderkit of course) will have multiple elements within the tags. Especially when using facelets, it is like 90% useless to use tags that simply replace existing HTML tags. Therefore, the tags you are using

Re: charset problem

I wrote: Jeff Bischoff wrote: I haven't had any trouble using UTF-8 so far. Can you confirm that you have the following in your pages: %@ page contentType=text/html; charset=utf-8 language=java % ... head ... meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8/

myFaces reference documents

I'm just starting myFaces and want to understand how the documentation works. For example the JSCookMenu component described at http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/jscookmenu.html http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/jscookmenu.html has the usage section : t:jscookMenu [

Re: Get browsers resolution

So i need to to recursively to find all forms and add them hidden field and javascript? And how i get this info when the user session is created so the first opened page could be rendered according to this info? 2006/11/17, Julian Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]: We use a filter which examines the

RE: Get browsers resolution

Why not create a simple control which adds the hidden field and JS and drop it into each form. For the first form you can drop the control into the logon page or use a redirect. _ From: Adrian Mitev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 4:18 PM To: MyFaces Discussion

Re: myFaces reference documents

Barf, Their is a lot in information in the wiki [1]. The MyFaces components wiki page [2] is good place to find information that has not made it into the documentation. After that, searching the MyFaces mailing list [3]. Hope this helps. Paul Spencer [1] http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/

Re: myFaces reference documents

Thanks Paul, I'll go through those links. If you're still there could you briefly explain what : t:navigationMenuItem id=nav_2_1 itemLabel=#{example_messages['nav_Sample_1']} action=go_sample1 / the #{example_messages['nav_Sample_1']} part of this is. Steve -- View this message in

Re: Get browsers resolution

How to do it using redirect? 2006/11/17, Julian Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Why not create a simple control which adds the hidden field and JS and drop it into each form. For the first form you can drop the control into the logon page or use a redirect. -- *From:*

Re: myFaces reference documents

Steve, Just a guess. example_messages is a bean that is tied to a resource and nav_Sample_1 is a key property in that resource. Paul Spencer barf wrote: Thanks Paul, I'll go through those links. If you're still there could you briefly explain what : t:navigationMenuItem id=nav_2_1

Tobago and liferay

Hello, is there any way to run tobago + myfaces + facelets on liferay portal? Maybe do you have any simple application? Thanks, Maciek. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tobago-and-liferay-tf2657399.html#a7412509 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at

RE: Tobago and liferay

We're using myfaces+facelets+tomahawk on liferay successfully, but haven't had need of tobago integration yet. is there any way to run tobago + myfaces + facelets on liferay portal? Maybe do you have any simple application?

how to create a SelectOneMenu with dynamic list

Hi, Somebody on the list may have implemented this. I have two SelectOneMenu, A and B, with the same list. But, when Menu A is selected, the list of B has to be recreated with (full list minus the item selected in Menu A). My valueChangeEvent is something like the following: public void

Using myfaces for a wizard type application

Hi, Can you please tell me how can I use myfaces to implement a wizard type application? 1. User go to a page, fill in a form. pass to second page 2. the second page is built based on information from page #1 3. user fill in second pages, go to third page. When user clicks 'cancel' or finish

RE: Using myfaces for a wizard type application

One way is to use the tomahawk saveState control. Use a single request level bean to collect your form data. Save the bean use saveState in each page of the wizard. If the user wants to cancel use an action which either navigates to a page where there is not saveState (the wizard backing bean is

Re: Using myfaces for a wizard type application

Conversational state is made for this type of work. There is one in the sandbox (haven't used it). JBoss-Seam is excellent for conversations (what I used). Also the shale framework has a dialog manager that can do something similar I think. Other than that, use t:saveState or a4j:keepAlive