Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-28 Thread sri
Did any body has solution for this problem ? SrikanthOn 12/14/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have tried the simple examples code installed on my server that works fine, my code doesn't. I still have that issue. SrikanthOn 12/8/05, Kurt Edegger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hion 12/8/2005 7:07 AM

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-28 Thread sri
Seems like if the images are in the same folder as the jsp (or in a folder with in the jsp's folder) its working fine. My images are outside the folder containing the jsp. Kurt Edegger also described the similar situation, is there a solution to this problem. SrikanthOn 12/28/05, sri [EMAIL

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-28 Thread sri
Ok, if I provide the absolute path the images are shown correctly. The relative paths are not working correctly. Thanks SrikanthOn 12/28/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Seems like if the images are in the same folder as the jsp (or in a folder with in the jsp's folder) its working fine. My

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-14 Thread sri
I have tried the simple examples code installed on my server that works fine, my code doesn't. I still have that issue. SrikanthOn 12/8/05, Kurt Edegger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hion 12/8/2005 7:07 AM Sean Schofield stated: Tree2 isn't really doing anything with your images.It's just a container

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread sri
Hi I have tested the simple application that works fine, I have copied the tree2.jsp and related classes and images into my web application that works fine too. But my page has this problem. The only difference is my images are in gif format, the images in simple application are in png format.

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread Sean Schofield
I have tested the simple application that works fine, I have copied the tree2.jsp and related classes and images into my web application that works fine too. But my page has this problem. The only difference is my images are in gif format, the images in simple application are in png format.

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread sri
Looks like the image format is making a difference, I have tried the images (in png format) came with simple app in my page and that works fine. Why the gif formatted images not working, is that how the tree2 is designed ? SrikanthOn 12/8/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I have tested the

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread Sean Schofield
Tree2 isn't really doing anything with your images. It's just a container for other JSF components and they get rendered in the normal way. It shouldn't be any different then putting a GIF image in a h:dataTable. sean On 12/8/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Looks like the image format is

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread sri
If I place the images folder in the same folder as my jsp the icons work fine, if the images are outside the folder containing my jsp I see the problem. Another issue is if I set clientSideToggle=false the icons doesn't show up at all. What could be going wrong ? SrikanthOn 12/8/05, Sean

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-08 Thread Kurt Edegger
Hi on 12/8/2005 7:07 AM Sean Schofield stated: Tree2 isn't really doing anything with your images. It's just a container for other JSF components and they get rendered in the normal way. It shouldn't be any different then putting a GIF image in a h:dataTable. ack! I'm exclusively using png

RE: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread Matias Gomez Carabias
Srikanth, You have to set the ImageLocation attribute to the tree2 definition. Regards Matias -Original Message- From: sri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 2:57 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: tree2 and the icons Hi I am trying to

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread sri
As I mentioned I tried that but didn't worked. After further trials, I am able to see my icons if I set clientSideToggle=false. If it is not set, I am not seeing the icons that I specify. Even with setting it to false, the icons are correctly working. I have defined one icon for expanded mode

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread sri
corrected a typo.On 12/7/05, sri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I mentioned I tried that but didn't worked. After further trials, I am able to see my icons if I set clientSideToggle=false. If it is not set, I am not seeing the icons that I specify. Even with setting it to false, the icons are NOT

RE: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread Matias Gomez Carabias
, December 07, 2005 3:16 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: tree2 and the icons As I mentioned I tried that but didn't worked. After further trials, I am able to see my icons if I set clientSideToggle=false. If it is not set, I am not seeing the icons that I specify. Even with setting

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread sri
What do I need to do with the extensions filter ? Does it solve both the issues I mentioned in my mail ? Please give me an example or tell what to do in the filter. Thanks a lot SrikanthOn 12/7/05, Matias Gomez Carabias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry Srikanth, I didn't read all

RE: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread Matias Gomez Carabias
: tree2 and the icons What do I need to do with the extensions filter ? Does it solve both the issues I mentioned in my mail ? Please give me an example or tell what to do in the filter. Thanks a lot Srikanth On 12/7/05, Matias Gomez Carabias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry Srikanth, I

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread sri
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:04 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: tree2 and the icons What do I need to do with the extensions filter ? Does it solve both the issues I mentioned in my mail ? Please give me an example or tell what to do in the filter. Thanks

Re: tree2 and the icons

2005-12-07 Thread Sean Schofield
That works with the icons that are in the jar file. What if I want to use my own icons which are not in the jar file but are in a folder ? Use the @imageLocation attribute. You can also override the javascript for the client side toggle using @javascriptLocation if you really need to. The