Hello,
Here's my setup :
- Myfaces 2.1.5
- Trinidad 2.0.0 / 2.0.2-SNAPSHOT (updated yesterday)
- Tomahawk .1.1.11, core20 branch (also updated yesterday)
I have a simple test page with a facelets template using Tomahawk's JsCookMenu :
[...]
trh:body styleClass=#{styleBody}
tr:form usesUpload
(updated yesterday)
- Tomahawk .1.1.11, core20 branch (also updated yesterday)
I have a simple test page with a facelets template using Tomahawk's
JsCookMenu :
[...]
trh:body styleClass=#{styleBody}
tr:form usesUpload=#{upload}
t:jscookMenu theme=ThemeMiniBlack layout=hbr
using Tomahawk's
JsCookMenu :
[...]
trh:body styleClass=#{styleBody}
tr:form usesUpload=#{upload}
t:jscookMenu theme=ThemeMiniBlack layout=hbr
t:navigationMenuItem itemLabel=whatever
[...]
(note that the same page runs fine in another application, which uses
a JSF1.2 setup)
Upon
Hello.
I'm developing a trinidad-facelets-tomahawk application and I want to use
jscookmenu but it cannot be rendered.
I cannot see a thing.
I use tomahawk 1.1.9 and trinidad 1.0.10 due to the fact that this project
has to be deployed to WAS 6.1 (meaning JSF 1.1 :( )
I have searched for it and i
a trinidad-facelets-tomahawk application and I want to use
jscookmenu but it cannot be rendered.
I cannot see a thing.
I use tomahawk 1.1.9 and trinidad 1.0.10 due to the fact that this project
has to be deployed to WAS 6.1 (meaning JSF 1.1 :( )
I have searched for it and i found that it has been
Hi,
when the cursor is hovered over the js cook menu items, the
action(#{backingbean.action}) is seen in the status bar. what can be done to
avoid this?
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Recently I have upgraded to tomahawk 1.1.8 from 1.1.5.After that, while
loading the screen, if the focus is on a menu item and if that menu item
has
submenus, the above said error is coming from IE.I am using IE6.
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Hi Nate,
I don't use jscookmenu but I think your problem is related with some kind of
state saved by jscookmenu when the user clicks the menu link. Maybe there is
a way to intercept the click in jscookmenu and execute the
validation/confirmation at that time.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 8:37 PM
Thanks Walter,
I think you are right about the state. I think that the jscookmenu is telling
the server to create a new view but then I short-circuit the client-side
page-unloading with my javascript. Then when another button or link is pressed
later on, JSF just ignores the request since
Sorry, no clues.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Perkins, Nate-P63196
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Walter,
I think you are right about the state. I think that the jscookmenu is
telling the server to create a new view but then I short-circuit the
client-side page-unloading with my
Our project uses trinidad components exclusively in our webapp with the
exception of the tomahawk jscookmenu.
We've been trying to implement a javascript solution in our pages to
notify the user if he/she attempts to perform an action when he/she
currently has some data record in 'Edit Mode
First off, I would like to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Marcus.
Your tips were invaluable in helping me get jscookmenu working with tomahawk
1.1.6. I don't think I would have been able to figure it out without your
help.
I followed steps 1 and 2 verbatim.
However, I found an alternative
Hi,
you can specify your own Theme via the following:
theme=ThemeOffice styleLocation=/css/jscookmenu/
Just create the dir /ThemeOffice under jscookmenu and place theme.css
in it (copy from default theme.css).
This should work.
cheers,
Gerald
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Hi
I want to create my own theme for myfaces jscookmenu, but i don't know, where
to start. I tried to point styleLocation/imageLocation/javascriptLocation to
my folder - it doesn't work as i expected. When i set theme parametr
to ThemeOffice, embeded theme is used. When i set it to nonexisting
Hi everybody,
I´m using MyFaces 1.1.5 and Tomahawk 1.1.6.
I have a problem when using jsCookMenu in a tabbed pane -- if I use
the jsCookMenu in a non tabbed view everything works fine - but if
I use the jsCookMenu in a tabbed pane I always get following javascript
error on page load
, if I try to do so again, it works correctly.
I have tried to debug the myFacesHack.js that overrides the jscookmenu
function, with no success, everything looks exactly the same, either
following a PPR or not.
Looking into the generated response after the first PPR request on a
page, I see
have tried to debug the myFacesHack.js that overrides the jscookmenu
function, with no success, everything looks exactly the same, either
following a PPR or not.
Looking into the generated response after the first PPR request on a
page, I see that the iframe element of the html has a copy
, if I try to do so again, it works correctly.
I have tried to debug the myFacesHack.js that overrides the jscookmenu
function, with no success, everything looks exactly the same, either
following a PPR or not.
Looking into the generated response after the first PPR request on a
page, I see
/f:verbatim
/body
/f:view
/html
On 10/31/07, Francisco Passos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Alvaro, thanks for your hint.
Could you please post a copy of the xhtml you use for an example
page? I've tried placing jscookmenu within a form and the remainder
Good morning to all.
I've come to realize the following in an application using t:jsCookMenu and
Trinidad's PPR.
The menu always works properly, except if the last interaction with the web
app was a PPR request. In this case, selecting an option from the menu does
not send the user where
yes, i solved this, using 2 form one for the jscookmenu and other for the
page
On 10/31/07, Francisco Passos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good morning to all.
I've come to realize the following in an application using t:jsCookMenu
and Trinidad's PPR.
The menu always works properly, except
Hello Alvaro, thanks for your hint.
Could you please post a copy of the xhtml you use for an example page? I've
tried placing jscookmenu within a form and the remainder of the page on a
different form, but the problem persists.
Thank you,
Francisco
On 10/31/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED
jscookmenu within a form and the remainder of the page on
a different form, but the problem persists.
Thank you,
Francisco
On 10/31/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, i solved this, using 2 form one for the jscookmenu and other for
the page
On 10/31/07, Francisco Passos
a copy of the xhtml you use for an example page?
I've tried placing jscookmenu within a form and the remainder of the page on
a different form, but the problem persists.
Thank you,
Francisco
On 10/31/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, i solved this, using 2 form one
you use for an example page?
I've tried placing jscookmenu within a form and the remainder of the page
on
a different form, but the problem persists.
Thank you,
Francisco
On 10/31/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, i solved this, using 2 form one
Hello all,
I'm trying to use the jscookmenu component. The menu is diplayed
correctly, but the actions belonging to the navigationMenuItems aren't
working. All I got when clicking on an item is this:
HTTP Status 404 - /easywords/idJsp0_navmenu_menu:A%5Dsuccess
type Status report
message
Hi,
why do you have specified the javascript location? Maybe the paths are wrong.
cheers,
Gerald
On 10/30/07, Tobias Kühne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to use the jscookmenu component. The menu is diplayed
correctly, but the actions belonging to the navigationMenuItems
Hi Gerald
why do you have specified the javascript location? Maybe the paths are wrong.
I changed the location, because I created an own theme for the menu.
The paths were right, but there was a file called MyFacesHack.js
missing...
It works now, when I use one of the default themes...
in the tomahawk-1.1.6.jar. If you put
tomahawk-1.1.6.jar in the WEB-INF/lib folder, it is simply sufficient to put the
patched files in the WEB-INF/classes folder which will take precedence. So you
don't have to patch the jarfile itself, if you don't want to.
1. The JSCookMenu version delivered
.
Regards
Dirk
Marcus Schmidke wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using Tomahawk 1.1.5 in a JBoss Seam / Facelets / RI environment, and
I am having problems displaying JSCookMenu. In IE it is deployed, in
Firefox, it isn't, so I suspect it's some xhtml issue.
I've had a look at the generated source
section around the
declaration of this variable.
But selecting a menu item still doesn't work, the
dummyForm.elements.jscook_action has no properties JavaScript error persists,
because JSF RI does
not render the hidden field that JSCookMenu requests.
The difference between you and me obviously
Hello all,
I really have a lot of problems getting jscookmenu up and running in my
environment:
- JBoss 4.2 with JSF RI 1.2
- JBoss Seam
- Facelets
- Tomahawk 1.1.6
After solving a couple of xhtml problems (mainly by replacing the very old
version of JSCookmenu used in Tomahawk with a newer
Have you tried the latest snapshot of Tomahawk ? This problem was fixed
pretty recently. As a frame of reference, I am using RI 1.2, Tomahawk
snapshot, Seam, Tomcat, Embedded EJB pretty successfully. I had the same
issue with jsCookMenu until upgrading Tomahawk.
On 10/15/07, Marcus Schmidke
Hello all,
I'm using Tomahawk 1.1.5 in a JBoss Seam / Facelets / RI environment, and I am
having problems displaying JSCookMenu. In IE it is deployed, in
Firefox, it isn't, so I suspect it's some xhtml issue.
I've had a look at the generated source and found one single line of JavaScript
the combination of
components and browser versions I am using:
facelets 1.1.11
tomahawk 1.1.7-SNAPSHOT (jsCookMenu 1.31)
IE 6.0.2800
Mat.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@myfaces.apache.org
Subject: jscookmenu with layout=vbl using IE6
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 20:39:35 +
Dear all,
I am
Dear all, I am having a problem trying to use a jscookmenu with a vertical
layout and a left-sided submenu list (t:jscookMenu layout=vbl ). When I
view the output in Internet Explorer v6 all submenus appear to the *right* of
the menu instead of to the left.
Does anyone know what
Hey fellas,
using the following code to insert an icon into the menu
t:navigationMenuItem id = nav_2_3
itemLabel = validate action =
go_validate
icon =
/styles/admin/jscookmenu/ThemeOffice/copy.gif/
results
before that i make 1 ajax call, the jscookmenu run good, but after that i
use the pprPanelgroup the jscookmenu stop of run, the link don't make
noting, i don't know what happend, is a bug?.
i put the t.commandlink/, whit out this, the jscook menu don't run, i am
using myfaces 1.5, tomahok 1.5
when the jscook menu is disabled, and i click in one of this elements, the
server get the petition, but no change is made in the page, i prove also in
myfaces 1.6.
On 10/3/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
before that i make 1 ajax call, the jscookmenu run good, but after that i
use
i solved my problem, put in diferent form the jscookmenu and the
pprPanelgroup
On 10/3/07, alvaro tovar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when the jscook menu is disabled, and i click in one of this elements, the
server get the petition, but no change is made in the page, i prove also in
myfaces 1.6
Hi,
I like to use my own theme, for example ThemeFoo,
h:form
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=ThemeFoo
t:navigationMenuItems value=#{bean.menuItems} /
/t:jscookMenu
/h:form
I included the CSS for the theme inline in the page.
style
.ThemeFooMain { ..}
I'm facing a problem with my webapp that has as the principal menu a
JscookMenu..
the question is that I want to focus the menu by the keyboard, or better,
when I press tab one or two times the menu opens or gains focus.
I faced that JsCookMenu dows not have this property..
If someone has
Hi,
I'm trying to use a jscookMenu component but neither the action nor
actionListner attributes work. Does any one knows how to solve this
problem?
thx
JSCookMenu is quite nice, but it is not very flexible. Each Navigation menu
item must be statically bound to a method like action=#{bean.action}. As a
result we can not use the same method for different menu item actions. Also
there is no way to pass parameters to action methods.
Using
Dear Sebastian:
I'm working with the latest Tomahawk release (1.1.6) and Netbeans VWP
5.5.1using the Woodstock components from SUN. With jscookmenu i found
a similar
problem. I found using firebug that there was a missing field when the
jscookmenu was rendered. I google for this situation
Dear Marco,
thanks a lot, this seems to be the solution.
Best regards,
Sebastian
Marco Castillo schrieb:
Dear Sebastian:
I'm working with the latest Tomahawk release (1.1.6) and Netbeans VWP
5.5.1 using the Woodstock components from SUN. With jscookmenu i found a
similar problem. I found
Hi, until now I used to specify jscookmenu locations by means of a
f:attribute trick, and it worked well.
After some browsing, I noticed that there are a number of references to
the usage of direct attributes such as:
javascriptLocation=js/jscookmenu
However on v. 1.1.5 I get Property
Hi,
has anybody yet tested the compatibility of the latest Tomahawk release
with Myfaces 1.2?
I have a specific problem with the jscookmenu; it gets rendered but the
links won't work. When I change the myfaces jar files back to 1.5 it
works as usual. I also tried the latest snapshots
Hi, I'm using t:jscookMenu with t:navigationMenuItems child. All
MenuItem are created by a managed bean that set disabledStyleClass of
each NavigationMenuItem to a myStyle string. The problem is that when
the menu is rendered, I have a disabled menu item but semme don't use
the
Hello:
For JSCookMenu, when a user clicks a menu item, I like it to be highlighted.
I looked at the NavigationMenuItem, it does not have concept of current(active)
item, and thus there is no such style class.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks,
Dave
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a jsCookMenu work with AJAX.
I've tried to use a4j:commandLink and a4j:support.
But nothing works ...
The JS-script calls window.open(link) on the mouseup-event.
I think this may be the problem ...
Is there a way to get jsCookMenu work with AJAX ?
Greetings
Matze
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a jsCookMenu work with AJAX.
I've tried to use a4j:commandLink and a4j:support.
But nothing works ...
Is there a way to get jsCookMenu work with AJAX ?
Greetings
Matze
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I am using the JSCookMenu along with Trinidad and have an interesting
problem. When I first load a page there is a scrollbar on the bottom of
the page but when I mouseover the JSCookMenu (expand each top-level
option) the scrollbar goes away. This only happens in IE, the scrollbar
should
OK found it - immediate=true does it
ChrisC wrote:
Hi
I have a JSCookMenu in a JSP which is then included in many pages using
jsp:include so I have a common menu for them all.
Some of the pages are forms for input with validation=true for the fields.
If I click on the menu to take me
Hi
I have a JSCookMenu in a JSP which is then included in many pages using
jsp:include so I have a common menu for them all.
Some of the pages are forms for input with validation=true for the fields.
If I click on the menu to take me away from one of these form pages the
validation prevents
It would seem normal to have a link in a dropdown menu to a url (i.e. not an
action but http://... ) where target=_self or _parent in
navigationMenuItem so that target is loaded in current frame. However,
target attribute is ignored in this circumstance so page is always loaded in
new frame.
Found answer in another posting:
t:navigationMenuItem itemLabel=home action='javascript:window.open
(/smile/p.xhtml,_self)'/
Thanks,
Ken
On 7/24/07, Ken McArthur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would seem normal to have a link in a dropdown menu to a url (i.e. not
an action but http://... )
Hi all!
I am using jsCookMenu in my application. Everything is working fine.
when I click on one of the menu, it navigates to the appropriate page.
But the menu which I had selected , does not look selected in menu bar.
Is there any way to do it...may be through style sheet...
Any
Hi
I have a JSF error page for my application and I set Tomcat to redirect the
PAGE_NOT_FOUND error to this page.
The JSF error page contains the JSCookMenu component, for which I
added the ExtensionFilter
into web.xml
The problem is that when being redirected byTomcat to the error page
I have a menu that seems to be working as it should, but I have one problem...
When choosing from the menu and displaying the same jsp page again, then the
menu stays expanded.. But if I move to
another jsp page from withing the page the menu displays, then the menu
collapses but I want it to
Hi, did anybody try to use Tomahawk jscookmenu as a context menu ? In
case of trees/tables this means including that menu multiple times.
Should it work or is there any violation of design constraints ?
Thanks -- Renzo
Hi, back to the long story of Tomahawk components not working with
Trinidad: I tried to include a jscookMenu within tr:tree nodes, for the
obvious purpose of offering a drop-down choice to users (and to mimic
right-button usage of traditional GUI applications).
No way. On IE that menu appears
Hi,
t:navigationMenuItem itemLabel=External link
action='javascript:window.open(http://www.xy.net/index.htm,_blank;)'/
Cheers
Mcihael
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From: Peter Dahm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 June 2007 10:29
To: users@myfaces.apache.org
Subject: jscookMenu
Hi,
who
Just wanted to inform that it works fine.
sammes wrote:
Hi,
if you are using facelets, you could do it like this:
form jsfc=h:form style=margin:0px;padding:0px;
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=YourTheme (name of your menu css
folder within /_css/jscookmenu/) action=
!-- put
Hi, Im having problem with a dynamic menu of JSCookMenu.
I have a jscookMenu set up, I know my basic setup works because if I can
build a menu in jsf, but now I want to have a dynamicly created menu. Im
using Jsf1.2, Seam1.2GA, Tomahawk 1.5, JBoss 4.0.5
My setup is:
f:view
h:form
input
As far as I know it should be the
input type=hidden name=jscook_action /
problem.
I have similar problem but, frst i hade a jscookmenu setup like this:
h:form
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=ThemeOffice
t:navigationMenuItem itemLabel=#{messages['Statistics']}
action=newFile
;);
sistema.setNavigationMenuItems(itemsSistema);
Do you spot anything unusual which might break functionality?
On 5/9/07, Martinicum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I know it should be the
input type=hidden name=jscook_action /
problem.
I have similar problem but, frst i hade a jscookmenu
/
problem.
I have similar problem but, frst i hade a jscookmenu setup like this:
h:form
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=ThemeOffice
t:navigationMenuItem itemLabel=#{messages['Statistics']}
action=newFile/
/t:jscookMenu
/h:form
But when adding the
input type=hidden name
I'm still having no luck using t:jsCookMenu with dynamically generated
entries on JSF 1.1, with Facelets 1.1.11.
The menu is properly presented, but when I click the entries, such as one
generated like this:
new NavigationMenuItem(Start, main)
it opens a new window with the following address
Adrian Mitev-2 wrote:
In this form JSCookMenu can't do that. I've created a patch where you can
invoke javascript code and invoke action method when the menu is clicked.
In
the javascript code i set the id of the selected item in a hidden field.
See
here [1] for more info.
[1] http
a problem with tomahawks jscookMenu. When i open the page, where
a jscookMenu should be shown, it doesnt appear and im getting the
Javascript error message: cmDraw is not defined.
my filter in the web.xml looks like:
MyFacesExtensionsFilter
why you are getting an error. Some things that might cause it:
1) You're using portlets 2) You're using facelets and didn't define a
tomahawk namespace (check the generated html and see if the tags are being
processed). On 4/21/07, Raymund Nickel wrote: Hi, i have a problem with
tomahawks jscookMenu
Hi
Is it possible to pass a value to a managed-bean after clicking menu item of
the JSCookMenu? The problem is that I have to pass an id (related with
selected menu item) to a managed-bean . The id is necessary to retrieve data
on the next page.
I'm using MyFaces 1.1.4.
Regards,
Mariusz
In this form JSCookMenu can't do that. I've created a patch where you can
invoke javascript code and invoke action method when the menu is clicked. In
the javascript code i set the id of the selected item in a hidden field. See
here [1] for more info.
[1] http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse
a JSF application which is pretty performance critical. For
this reason I'm trying to get rid of the tomahawk extension filter. I've
tried to reused it using the desciption at
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Performance. But when I display a site
using the jsCookMenu I alway get a message
Thanks, that worked.
But encountered the next Problem. I've tried to add the resources (.js
and .css) via HTML code (without using a faceslet), but the links seems
to change from request to request. Is there any way to add .css and .js
in static way for a jsCookMenu?
Did you try
Unpack the tomahawk jarfile and copy the javascript/css files used by
jsCookMenu into a directory in your webapp. Then in your jsp pages
ensure the appropriate tags are output to load those files directly from
your webapp.
If you're not using the ExtensionsFilter then obviously you cannot
Try to update the Tomahawk to 1.1.5.
luis.roche wrote:
Hi all!
I would like know if someone had problems with JSCookMenu, actionListener
(t:navigationMenuItem) and Facelets. I'm porting an application from
JSP/JSF to Facelets and ran into a problem with the menus' actionListeners
Hi,
I've got a JSF application which is pretty performance critical. For
this reason I'm trying to get rid of the tomahawk extension filter. I've
tried to reused it using the desciption at
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Performance. But when I display a site
using the jsCookMenu I alway get
portlets 2) You're
using facelets and didn't define a tomahawk namespace (check the
generated html and see if the tags are being processed).
On 4/21/07, Raymund Nickel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i have a problem with tomahawks jscookMenu. When i open the page, where
a jscookMenu should
Hi,
i have a problem with tomahawks jscookMenu. When i open the page, where
a jscookMenu should be shown, it doesnt appear and im getting the
Javascript error message: cmDraw is not defined.
my filter in the web.xml looks like:
filter
filter-nameMyFacesExtensionsFilter/filter-name
Just tried it and had no impact.
On 4/20/07, Mike Kienenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may be related. I can't remember if a JIRA issue has been opened
on it yet, but I'm pretty sure it also affects jsp.
http://www.nabble.com/-Facelets--JSF-1.2--jsCookMenu--hidden-jscook_action-input
Hello there.
I'm having some trouble using Tomahawk's JscookMenu (tomahawk-1.1.5).
I'm generating the menu dynamically through my bean and it get rendered
beautifully in Firefox.
Problem number 1: IE
First and foremost, it submenus don't display well in Internet Explorer (the
floating div
This may be related. I can't remember if a JIRA issue has been opened
on it yet, but I'm pretty sure it also affects jsp.
http://www.nabble.com/-Facelets--JSF-1.2--jsCookMenu--hidden-jscook_action-input-hack-still-required--t3341281.html
On 4/20/07, Francisco Passos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi,
I have a little problem with CSS and jscookMenu.
The problem is, to change the font color for the hover function of MenuItem.
The changes in the relvant theme.css for the MenuItem has no effect.
For MainItems everything is fine. I think it has something to do with the
table definition
,
I have a little problem with CSS and jscookMenu.
The problem is, to change the font color for the hover function of MenuItem.
The changes in the relvant theme.css for the MenuItem has no effect.
For MainItem's everything is fine. I think it has something to do with the
table definition
in firefox,
not tested in IE, but this should also work.
cheers,
Gerald
On 4/17/07, Peter Dahm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a little problem with CSS and jscookMenu.
The problem is, to change the font color for the hover function of
MenuItem.
The changes in the relvant theme.css
and jscookMenu
Hi,
i have tried this one:
.ThemeOfficeMainItemHover,.ThemeOfficeMainItemActive
{
background-color: #908E8D;
color:red;
}
.ThemeOfficeMenuItemHover,.ThemeOfficeMenuItemActive
{
background-color: #908E8D;
color:red;
}
The first applies
Betreff: Re: CSS and jscookMenu
Hi,
i have tried this one:
.ThemeOfficeMainItemHover,.ThemeOfficeMainItemActive
{
background-color: #908E8D;
color:red;
}
.ThemeOfficeMenuItemHover,.ThemeOfficeMenuItemActive
{
background-color: #908E8D;
color:red;
}
The first
and jscookMenu.
The problem is, to change the font color for the hover function of
MenuItem.
The changes in the relvant theme.css for the MenuItem has no effect.
For MainItem's everything is fine. I think it has something to do with
the
table definition of the submenu
Here is a snapshot
I am using latest stable MyFaces and Tomahawak versions (means 1.1.5).
But it it`s long time ago that some changes to JsCookMenu have taken
place.
Have you tried it with overruling the color attribute with !important?
Maybe there is some place in your stylesheet where you set the same
color
Gerald,
I tried to apply disabledStyleClass to NavigationMenuItem in
jscookMenu, no success. This attribute is simply ignored.
Until now, I could not find any way to change appearance of disabled
jscoookMenu items. The only choice left was to remove disabled items
from the item composition
Gerald,
a good hint. Thanks...
I redefined td in my project style sheet. That was the problem
Peter
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Von: Gerald Müllan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 17. April 2007 10:57
An: MyFaces Discussion
Betreff: Re: CSS and jscookMenu
I am using
I know that you can also access a disabled input with input[disabled]
in the stylesheet.
You may try it with this approach in case of the jscookmenu.
If the attribute is really ignored, you should file a new jira issue.
cheers,
Gerald
On 4/17/07, Renzo Tomaselli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
IIRC input[disable] is in the css2 spec. It does not work with IE6 :(
2007/4/17, Gerald Müllan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that you can also access a disabled input with input[disabled]
in the stylesheet.
You may try it with this approach in case of the jscookmenu.
If the attribute is really
Hi all!
I would like know if someone had problems with JSCookMenu, actionListener
(t:navigationMenuItem) and Facelets. I'm porting an application from JSP/JSF
to Facelets and ran into a problem with the menus' actionListeners
(t:navigationMenuItem) not being called when the user clicks
Hi,
if you are using facelets, you could do it like this:
form jsfc=h:form style=margin:0px;padding:0px;
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=YourTheme (name of your menu css
folder within /_css/jscookmenu/) action=
!-- put the YOUR css files of jsCookMenu (you should copy the original
ones
Hi, jscookMenu works well and I can prepare a tree of
NavigationMenuItems where a few of them are disabled.
However I'm not able to show them through a different style, such as grayed.
NavigationMenuItem offers a setDisabledStyleClass() setter - but this
seems ignored by rendering - since
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