It would be a nice enhancement, I have also had problems using the
tabbedpane. I would like to use the serverSideTabSwitch="false", but when I
submit on a tab my app returns to the the first tab in the tabpane. It
worked when I put the tabbedpane inside a form - but that gives me other
troubles...
On 7/14/06, Conway. Fintan (IT Solutions) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am not sure if this could work, it is just an idea. Could you put
some javascript into the button's onClick() method to set the
selectedIndex of the tabbedPane before it submits? This may give the
behaviour you are looking f
Paul Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 July 2006 21:21
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: Is serverSideTabSwitch="true" required when using
validation with ?
Mike,
Their is a selectedIndex attribute on . I would
contend that the selectIndex is not getting set/restored when
serv
On 7/13/06, Paul Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Their is a selectedIndex attribute on . I would contend
that the selectIndex is not getting
set/restored when serverSiteTabSwitch="false". This show up when the validation
phase fails.
Or said another way:
MyFaces does not know which tab
Mike,
Their is a selectedIndex attribute on . I would contend
that the selectIndex is not getting
set/restored when serverSiteTabSwitch="false". This show up when the validation
phase fails.
Or said another way:
MyFaces does not know which tab the clicked button was on and it always
displa
On 7/13/06, Paul Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1) Why is the behavior different between client and sever side switching?
Because the server-side tab switching renders only the existing tab in
the generated html.
Client-side tab switching renders all of the tabs but only makes one
visible i
Mike,
1) Why is the behavior different between client and sever side switching?
2) The "application" is just the included below surrounded by the minimal set
of html, jsp, and jsf tags. Their are no backing beans involved. In short
this is a mock-up.
3) How would I set the "panel tab ind
Paul, one thing to remember is that in JSF, forms are really just
organizational units rather than separate "pages" in traditional http.
About the only thing they're good for is determining the default
submit button when you hit the return key or doing partial page
validation since each form con
Gerald,
1) Each tab has it's own form.
2) Client side and server side switching behave differently.
The code below will demonstrate the problem. Click on "Server Tab 2" then "Submit
Query". "Server Tab 2"
is still the current table. Now do the same with "Client Tab 2". You will notice that
Hi Paul,
If i get your question, the problem is the "normal" post via the save
button for all the tabs, which has nothing to do with tabbedPane
component.
All the tabs are rendered to the web page, on one of them the
validation error may occur.
If you do the save action for all tab-pages, how sh
I have a form on a tabbed pane that validates input. When their is a
validation error and the attribute serverSideTabSwitch on
is undefined or set to false, the first tab is
displayed, not the one with the error.
Is this the expected behavior or a bug?
Paul Spencer
I have a form on a tabbed pane that validates input. When their is a
validation error and the attribute serverSideTabSwitch on
is undefined or set to false, the first tab is
displayed, not the one with the error.
Is this the expected behavior or a bug?
Paul Spencer
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