pe if myBackingBean is request scope.
The call to
sessionScope.myBackingBean
does not initialize the
myBackingBean, so
myBackingBean must already "be
there".
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about adding how you did it to the wiki and pass
on your know-how as I'm sure others will be facing the same problem
:)
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New info. If I place al
Great. How about adding how you did it to the wiki and pass
on your know-how as I'm sure others will be facing the same problem
:)
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New info.
How are you loading the JS and performing the
initialization? onload event or appending to the
window.onload?
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Alright. Thanks for the info
but these will get removed then replaced
by the JS as it loads. Remember that the page is rendered before its loaded by
the browser so the JS will execute after the rendering has been
performed.
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ould reference the selectOne components via ids - you
might have to pass dummy select items but these will get removed then replaced
by the JS as it loads. Remember that the page is rendered before its loaded by
the browser so the JS will execute after the rendering has been
performed.
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browser so the JS will execute after the rendering has been
performed.
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Ok, got it working now. One final question. If I do this with
_javascript_, I am
uot;
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Doh! Didn't even think about that. Thanks.
On 6/28/06, Julian
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Couldn't
you use
You need to set escape="false" on the outputText so the
text does not get escaped.
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Scratch that. I am getting the value. But all t
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Doh! Didn't even think about that. Thanks.
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Couldn't
you use a
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e to prefix the component ids with "formname:"
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Doh! Didn't even think about that. Thanks.
On 6/28/06, Julian
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Make sure to use forceId on the select items so the JS can
find them otherwise you will have to prefix the component ids with "formname:"
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Doh! Didn't even think about that. Thanks.On 6/28/06, Julian Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Couldn't you use a
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Julian,Thanks for the suggestions. How would I go
about populating _javascript_ values with data from the backing bean if I were
to go with [1]? Any links with this info?Thanks.
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DiscussionSubject: Re: Design Type
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Julian,Thanks for the suggestions. How would I go about
populating _javascript_ values with data from the backing bean if I were to go
with [1]? Any links with this info?Thanks.
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Some
Here is an example, I have not tested it but have used
similar approaches
http://www._javascript_kit.com/script/script2/multiplecombo.shtml
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h drop
downs
[2] Use 2 backing beans, 1 for the drop down and 1 for the
articles. Lazily load all getters. Use t:saveState to store the filter
bean.
[3] Use Ajax
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Option #1 sounds good. Thanks.GreggOn 6/28/06, Cosma Colanicchia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Your backing-bean method is request or session scoped?1) With request-scoped bean, I would set the value binding of your
filter components to a different bean property than the one that isused by your "getA
, 2006
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This isn't about MyFaces specifically so I apologize but this list is
the best JSF resource I know of. ;)I have a page that contains a list of
Articles. There are also filter criteria to filter the list of
Articles. The ar
Your backing-bean method is request or session scoped?
1) With request-scoped bean, I would set the value binding of your
filter components to a different bean property than the one that is
used by your "getArticles" method, and create a method "applyFilters"
that simply copies the "temporary" fi
This isn't about MyFaces specifically so I apologize but this list is the best JSF resource I know of. ;)I have a page that contains a list of Articles. There are also filter criteria to filter the list of Articles. The article list is a dataTable who's value is a method in the backing bean that
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