Hi!
I am proud to announce a new sandbox component named submitOnEvent
This components aims to do whats described in [1] and [2]
For examples please have a look at
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/myfaces/tomahawk/trunk/sandbox/examples/src/main/webapp/submitOnEventInput.jsp?view=markup
http://svn.
Great!
Seems like a common requirement, always figured this would end up as a
tomahawk/sandbox component at some point. Looks interesting.
I like this usage syntax - very straightfoward. I notice you didn't need
to forceID the submit buttons on the example. Do we run into any ID
trouble
Hi Jeff!
> I notice you didn't need to forceID the submit buttons on the example.
> Do we run into any ID trouble with subviews, forms, subforms, etc?
Shouldn't be a problem. I use the JSF computed client-id, and if there
isn't a bug in this computation (there were in the past ;-) ) it should
work.
Hi!
> A wiki page should follow soon, though, maybe some of you are willing to
> donate a page? *hinthint* ;-)
>
And here it is: http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/SubmitOnEvent
Ciao,
Mario
Great to see this component. Hopefully this will lower the number of
people asking how to do this (despite there already being a WIKI
present on it). Perhaps the component will satisfy the need.
Thanks for writing it.
-Andrew
On 10/11/06, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
> A wik
I notice you didn't need to forceID the submit buttons on the example.
Do we run into any ID trouble with subviews, forms, subforms, etc?
Shouldn't be a problem. I use the JSF computed client-id, and if there
isn't a bug in this computation (there were in the past ;-) ) it should
work.
Okay,
Hey all,
I believe I have answered my own question. I have reviewed the source
code for the submitOnEvent component, and I can see that Mario is using
the UIComponent.findComponent() method to locate the component
referenced by the "for" attribute. That find method uses an algorithm
described
Hi Jeff!
> I believe I have answered my own question.
Sorry, I've missed your last mail :-(
> If I first test to ensure the more complicated use-case works as
> expected, do you mind if I update that wiki page with this additional
> detail about the options for use of the "for" attribute?
No, plea
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