Hi Alin,
Of course you can do that with the existing implementation, just put your
h:outputText inside the h:commandLink
Regards,
Bruno
> Hello,
>
> I need the same functionality of escape attribute from h:outputText for
h:commandLink. I know that this should be in JSF specification, but
Maybe, you should try to use a valueChangeListener for the selectOneMenu,
which listens to changes in the list. Implement a method in your bean that
accept a ValueChangeEvent and set the centerId with the new value of the
event...
The attribute value for the selectOneMenu sets the initial selected
Hi Mark, I don't understand very well your problem but I think you have
here a problem with hibernate, when saving the user there is a property of
Center that is null and in your hibernate mapping files this property has
the not-null="true" attribute...
I wish I could be more helpful... :-)
Bruno
Hi,
Why does not work the jsCookMenu inside a form? It is possible to use such
menu with actions that read the selected items of a list, for instance?
Regards,
Bruno
Hi Gabon,
You should use the jscookMenu component and not a dataList. Your code
should be, for example:
'leagues' in your bean should be an array NavigationMenuItems. You set the
label, action, icon... in your bean for each NavigationMenuItem in the
array. And remember not to put your jsco
Hi Gregg,
It seems that your application container is trying to load a persisted
session with not serializable objects. Maybe this link can help you:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=569696&messageID=2816891
Good luck,
Bruno
> Yesterday, everything worked fine. Today I have star
Hi,
Does the JsCookMenu work inside a form? My problem is that I want to put
this menu between two components that have to be in the same form... any
hints?
Bruno
Hi,
I am creating a JsCookMenu that loads dinamically. It is there a way to
throw bind the action of a navigation item to a method using a
MethodBinding class? I see it can only accept String as parameter...
TIA
Bruno
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