I am also facing the same issue. Please help.
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I'm using PPR extensively in an ipad web app I'm developing but there is one
part of the application where I'm using a jquery ajax technique to load data
dynamically. I use this for showing search results as you type and i found
it much for responsive. I get the jquery ajax request top work
As a follow up to this, I can see why it isn't working but don't know yet how
to fix it.
The following is the extracted html from the drop down when it is intially
rendered via normal PPR
select id=_id270:0:_id288:0:_id291 name=_id270:0:_id288:0:_id291
Paul Mander wrote:
As a follow up to this, I can see why it isn't working but don't know yet
how to fix it.
The following is the extracted html from the drop down when it is intially
rendered via normal PPR
select id=_id270:0:_id288:0:_id291 name=_id270:0:_id288:0:_id291
Paul Mander wrote:
I suppose I could add the onchange in myself, _id3 being the form id...
I added in the change listener using:
$('#lockedones .xrow.header.xcell select').attr('onchange',
null).unbind('change').bind('change', function(event) {
var formid =
Paul Mander wrote:
Paul Mander wrote:
I suppose I could add the onchange in myself, _id3 being the form id...
I added in the change listener using:
$('#lockedones .xrow.header.xcell select').attr('onchange',
null).unbind('change').bind('change', function(event) {
var
Hello Everyone,
I'm using Trinidad to build a website for mobile devices. I'm using
Trinidad 2.0.0 on top of MyFaces 2.0.5, running on Tomcat 6.
This works out great for recent phones (and browsers), e.g. iPhones.
Unfortunately it seems that Trinidad puts a lot of other phones in
BasicHTML
Paul, I think there is a number of issues with what you are doing
here. As you probably know, TRINIDAD's ajax is not 'solely' about
content delivery. It runs the JSF lifecycyle and updates the view
state and a bunch of other things. While I don't know exactly why
it's failing, I'm not surprised
Cool..
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On May 11, 2011, at 4:43 AM, Paul Mander paul.s.man...@gmail.com wrote:
Paul Mander wrote:
Paul Mander wrote:
I suppose I could add the onchange in myself, _id3 being the form id...
I added in the change listener using:
$('#lockedones .xrow.header.xcell
Am 11.05.11 14:40, schrieb Scott O'Bryan:
k there is a number of issues with what you are doing
here. As you probably know, TRINIDAD's ajax is not 'solely' about
content delivery. It runs the JSF lifecycyle and updates the view
state and a bunch of other things. While I don't know exactly why
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