This approach sounds like a bad idea to me. Having all your pages in the
root directory means your app will not scale beyone a few dozen pages;
it will just get unmanageable. And this approach simply feels wrong.
If you really want to do this then I would agree with Frank's suggestion
to do th
This project might be useful:
http://code.google.com/p/urlrewritefilter/
This could allow you to effectively take the "proxy server" approach
that Frank suggested, but do the url modification within your webapp
rather than in an external application.
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This approach s
Hi,
i have the following JavaScript code that should execute a partial
submit. After the response is completed the focus should be set on the
input element that have triggered the request.
//
I think I have figured out my issue but I don't know how I can fix it.
The problem is the action method. It returns an existing navigation-rule so
that the page is completely refreshed after the partial submit is done. This is
necessary because the table could be changed (regarding of the column
Sven,
we have a dom-update-listener. From the Trinidad DevGuide ([1]).
Trinidad also lets you get notified when DOM is replaced after an AJAX
response by adding a "DOM replace listener" on the page:
function myCallback(oldDom, newDom) { ... }
TrPage.getInstance().addDomReplaceListener(m
Hi Matthias,
thank you for your answer. I have tried to add the DOM replacement listener but
it wasn't invoked in my case. It seems to be a difference between a simple
partial submit and a partial submit with a resulting refresh of the page
(because of the navigation rule). I have also added a
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 12:16 PM, Rottstock, Sven
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> Hi Matthias,
>
> thank you for your answer. I have tried to add the DOM replacement listener
> but it wasn't invoked in my case. It seems to be a difference between a
> simple partial submit and a partial submit with a
Hi all,
I use a commandLink to delete a row in a table but we need to have a warning
pop-up first. I have it made as a pop-up using the dialog: method but
the pop-up window never displays (nothing happens!)! Below is my (shortened)
code. If anybody has any suggestions or sees something wrong,
> erks.addScript(facesContext, "doSomeNiceStuff()");
you even can "add" the function (to do the element.focus)
dynamically.
-M
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> at the very end of the (ajax) response a tag is added,
>
> like
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