exadel does an almost good job with facelets: They handle name-spaces quite
good and can even evaluate and code-assist simple expression (that is, if
you have your managed beans inside the faces-config.xml, which is not the
case with seam) - and now that they have been eaten by jboss (together wit
You're sure that you are using facelets?! The problem seems to be in the
header, as you are using the jsf-way of declaring taglibs. The jsp-way is
not valid xhtml, so you will have to change the header to something like:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd";>
http://www.w3.or
although it is not exactly myfaces, and not even dojo, you could take a look
into jqueries news-slider plugin:
http://blog.reindel.com/2007/03/17/accessible-news-slider-for-jquery-v11-now-a-plugin-and-more-accessible/
http://www.reindel.com/blog/src/jquery_slider_v1.1/
jquery is rather unobtrusi
I'm not sure if this is really the reason for you problem: But I once
had a problem with submitting a form (actually a search-box like
yours) with only one field in it: The problem only appeared on IE6 and
I solved it by adding an empty and invisible inputfield:
I admit, that this is merely voo
yes, I also had this bug: It does not appear in development, only
after a certain runtime and nobody seems to know why this is
happening. Apart from replacing ui:repeat with t:dataList, I found
that adding a size="n" to the ui:repeat, where n is greater than what
you expect your result-set to be,
A fancy way for doing modal windows and disabling other userinput are
either thickbox (http://jquery.com/demo/thickbox/) or greybox
(http://orangoo.com/labs/GreyBox/) - they both allow you to show
arbitrary content while users are waiting for background processing.
Just make sure you don't forget
This sounds like a classloader-problem: You should maybe check where
you deploy your tomahawk-jars - maybe you have it in two different
locations (and thereby classloaders)?
2007/4/5, Fabio Duo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
I am trying to use the Tomahawk Scheduler Component together with seam.
There are some usecases, where it is really, really useful to have a
definite id on the component and where forceid is needed: eg. if you want to
use tinyMCE as texteditor on a textfield. Using a defined id is the only
solution to style different textfields with different tinyMCE-Skins.
The oncli
Hi,
I'm currently moving from RI to myfaces1.1 - and I am encountering some
problems with sitemesh. Sitemesh decorates the pages after they were
rendered. It does so by parsing the page and then giving you tags to place
the head and the body. Works like a charm and has the big bonus over
tiles&fa
Hi,
I'm trying to use the myfaces-extensions inside an existing
jsf-ri-Application: The first thing I'm trying to do is replace a
from <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html";
prefix="h" %> with a from <%@ taglib
uri="http://myfaces.apache.org/extensions"; prefix="x"%> (I want to add a
c
Hi,
I'm having troubles with the htmleditor on Internetexplorer. The following
snippet
renders and behaves correctly in firefox, but fails terribly in Internet
Explorer(checked several 6+ versions): The Buttonbar is rendered, but the
text is not and the textfield is not editable. Switching to
Hi,
maybe the question is trivial, but I'm still having problems with the
t:inputHtml component: It behaves correctly in firefox, but renders a
non-editable blank area in Internet Explorer. Is this a known problem?! I
couldn't find anything on that on the mailing list.
This is the tag I used:
t; Sent: Freitag, 4. August 2006 21:25
> To: MyFaces Discussion
> Subject: Re: weird behaviour of t:inputHtml in IE
>
> I need to research this, but one of my users on IE reported this as
> well. I am using 1.1.3 tomahawk with 1.1.4 SNAPSHOT core.
>
> -Andrew
>
> On
binson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Dienstag, 8. August 2006 17:40
> To: MyFaces Discussion
> Subject: Re: t:inputHtml not working in IE
>
> FYI - I can't reproduce the issue. On my IE everything worked fine. I
> don't know what the user was experiencing.
>
> O
Hi,
I just downloaded myfaces-1.0.8, currently I'm looking into myfaces to add
some components to a web-application I've built upon suns jsf-implementation
(namely file-upload, calendar and html-editor) - however, if i got it right,
myfaces is a complete re-write of the sun implementation and als
> -Original Message-
> From: Matthias Wessendorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Montag, 14. Februar 2005 11:48
> To: MyFaces Discussion
> Subject: Re: Empty Pages with myfaces-examples
>
> Hi Frank,
>
> try to remove jsp20.jar and commons-el.jar that will do the
> trick in TC 5.5
Gr
>
> the most components should work
> copy myfaces-extentions.jar into lib folder
Ok, I did.
>
> the faces-config.xml inside of the jar define the *MyFaces
> Components*; It will not be ignored
Oops, look like I did not yet arrive at the "Build and package your own
JSF-Components" in my jsf-b
al Message-
> > From: Stefan Frank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: RE: Empty Pages with myfaces-examples Now I started to
> > integrate the x:htmlEditor component: This works. Sort of.
> > The component is rendered, but all references to styles,
> images or t
>
> > ---
> > Aah, and by the way: Do I have to add the references to the
> *.js and
> > images manually to the jsp? Or should the extension-filter
> magically
> > detect the components on the page and even more magically adds the
> > references? Right now, I added the filter and get the same
>
> Dunno. I haven't used htmlEditor, but I can tell you that I
> didn't need to do anything else when I added the calendar
> component on a page. I'd use the latest codebase from CVS.
>
Ok, I switched off site-mesh and now everything works almost fine: The
editor bar is properly rendered, on
You should also check your firewall, especially in production: It may happen
that the firewall blocks outgoing requests.
I normally change the dtd-references to local references: I usually package
the dtd's for the specs I use with the web-app. I vaguely remember that
there is a switch somewhere
I'm trying to build a datatable where only one item can be selected (e.g.
the correct answer for a question). I currently have a dataTable that holds
all the answers - now I want to add a select box for every Item in the
table.
Does anyone know if there is a component that can render something lik
Ok, having made the a little painful experience myself:
The ressources like .js, gif's or stylesheets, that many of the components
(e.g. htmleditor, or calender or the menue) need to be rendered properly are
packaged inside the myfaces.jar and the myfaces-extension.jar. This makes it
a little bit
Last time I tried it, there was a problem with the ressource-references to
javascript and stylesheets that some components (eg the htmleditor) add to
the head - I did not find out yet, where exactly the ressource-references
are added. Simply adding the decorator:head to my decorator did not solve
t
Is there a way to add a simple confirm dialog to an x:commandlink?! I wanted
to add a simple onclick="confirm('Sure you want to delete the whole
database?!')" to suns h:commandLink, but the onclick is not open in their
implementation.
Before I switch alle my buttons and links to myfaces, I'd like
You can just change the reference to the dtd to a local reference - weblogic
will not call out to the web then. I think tomcat has a mechanism to lookup
the dtd inside WEB-INF, whereas weblogic tries to obey the reference and
look it up. As far as I remember, there is a switch somewhere in the
webl
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