Re: "easy" back button question?

2006-02-01 Thread Martin Marinschek
Well, the 13th, that's a problem, right ;) ok - if you didn't have luck with commandLink, have you tried it with outputLink? that's the most link-like stuff you can have in JSF ;) regards, Martin On 2/1/06, tony kerz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > thanks martin, > > yes, i saw this blog post wit

Re: "easy" back button question?

2006-01-31 Thread tony kerz
thanks martin, yes, i saw this blog post with a more elaborate solution than i was hoping for: http://jroller.com/page/cenkcivici?entry=custom_jsf_navigation_handler_for but since it was posted on friday the 13th, i would never use it cause it's bad luck ;) but seriously, i was hoping for

Re: "easy" back button question?

2006-01-31 Thread Martin Marinschek
Hmm... Well, if you use client-side state saving ( or server-side state saving and MyFaces after 1.1.1) you can use that trick above. If you want to post-back to the server in between, you can write a custom Navigation-Handler and configure that in your faces-config.xml. This navigation-handler w

"easy" back button question?

2006-01-31 Thread tony kerz
i understand there are some far reaching issues with the back button, with respect to the back button leaving things in a bad state, but i'm not looking for the back button holy grail (just now). my question is simply what would be the best way to get a button on a jsf page which mimics functiona