Hi,
yes I've had the same kind of problem.
The general problem is that the data used when creating the commandLink
must be availible in the next restore-view phase. If the data is not
stored somewhere between requests (in a session-bean or by using
preserveState in t:dataTable) it has to be re-f
I'm having some issues where rendered is called for components in an
unrendered subtree (ie the component already has a parent where
rendered=false).
After some looking I found this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@myfaces.apache.org/msg24702.html
The thread includes an solution, but as
(Using myfaces-1.1.4/tomahawk-1.1.3)
I'm trying to use t:commandLink but it is not working.
The dummyForm is rendered at the bottom of the page but the expected
'clear_linkDummyForm'-method is missing.
Is it so that t:commandLink (as well as the h:commandLink) must be
inside a h:form?
/Magnus
Thanks you,
I have also notices that the "jsf_tree_64" is included with every form.
Would in not be possible to include the viewstate just once in the page
and include it in the post with javascript? Cannot find any info on this
- maybe someone have already thought of this as well ...
Thanks,
/M
Hi,
I have a problem with pages that gets very large.
I have a page with a form and a result list, each row in the result list
has one or several . My problem is that page (even
when showing a very limited number of hits get very big, somewhere
around 100-150k. I can probably optimize my html som
I have one probelem with using rendered (pls see the short thread
"Rendering with jstl vs 'rendered'-attribute").
When rendering (large) tables with conditional command-links, the
command-link-action cannot be called if the the table/view cannot be
re-created in the RESTORE_VIEW phase. This
I have one probelem with using rendered (pls see the short thread
"Rendering with jstl vs 'rendered'-attribute").
When rendering (large) tables with conditional command-links, the
command-link-action cannot be called if the the table/view cannot be
re-created in the RESTORE_VIEW phase. This
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