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Subject: Re: tomahawk tabbed pane problem
Hi,
there is the "tabContentStyleClass" attribute of panelTabbedPane component. Try
to set a corresponding width style in the stylesheet.
This should affect all tab-bodies.
Alternatively, you can try to play around with putting
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Subject: tomahawk tabbed pane problem
Hi JSF Experts,
Can Someone please help me with this issue.
I am using tomahawk Tabbed Pane in an application and I
am having a problem in setting the size of tab itself.The size of the tab
depends on
Alexander 'Alfe' Fetke wrote:
Hi, Werner ...
On Fri, 27 May 2005, Werner Punz wrote:
I have a form with lots of entry fields, in the form there is a tabbed pane
with four tabs all of them containing fields.
The JSF tabbed panes are implemented using a form themselves. HTML does
not allo
Hi, Philipp ...
On Fri, 27 May 2005, Philipp Ahlner wrote:
> You should enclose your x:tabbedPane - tag in a x:form like this:
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Hi, Werner ...
On Fri, 27 May 2005, Werner Punz wrote:
> I have a form with lots of entry fields, in the form there is a tabbed pane
> with four tabs all of them containing fields.
The JSF tabbed panes are implemented using a form themselves. HTML does
not allow forms within forms. Lots of s
2005/5/28, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Actually the problem is caused by this, in a midnight debugging session
> it seemed to me, that only the visible elements get submitted over
> the tab change, but the problem itself is much deeper nested, than on
> the tabbing pane, I have not debugged
Ok thanks, I am currently thinking about another solution
to the problem which might make x:saveState and Serialisation
obsolete in the long run. Maybe I will find time after the 15th to
implement it.
Sort of what shale does with their dialog system.
The idead would be to have some kind of scope t
Yes, you have to ;-)
On 5/28/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Enrique Medina wrote:
> > Yes, I experienced that problem with request scoped beans and tabbed
> > panes. There are several solutions to the problem:
> >
> > a) Scope the beans as being session scoped
> > b) Use some kind of
Csík Norbert wrote:
Hi!
I think this is becase your backing beans are request scope. When you
display the second tab it is empty, because submitting the page with
the first tab doesn't set those values.
Actually the problem is caused by this, in a midnight debugging session
it seemed to me, th
Enrique Medina wrote:
Yes, I experienced that problem with request scoped beans and tabbed
panes. There are several solutions to the problem:
a) Scope the beans as being session scoped
b) Use some kind of object that holds the model of the tabbed beans,
put it in session and inject it to the req
Csík Norbert wrote:
Hi!
I think this is becase your backing beans are request scope. When you
display the second tab it is empty, because submitting the page with
the first tab doesn't set those values.
Yes that sounds reasonable they are indeed request scoped.
I think what we need is somethin
Yes, I experienced that problem with request scoped beans and tabbed
panes. There are several solutions to the problem:
a) Scope the beans as being session scoped
b) Use some kind of object that holds the model of the tabbed beans,
put it in session and inject it to the request scoped beans throug
Hi!
I think this is becase your backing beans are request scope. When you
display the second tab it is empty, because submitting the page with
the first tab doesn't set those values.
I've implemented a tab change eventlistener, which reloads the request
scope backing bean's data.
It is working f
I will try to isolate the problem in a few days (I currently am in
crunch time :-( )
Implemented the tabbing with a bunch of javascript and css now :-)
That is more elegant anyway than having to have a full round trip for
switching tags.
Werner
Philipp Ahlner wrote:
I use the tabbedPanes
I use the tabbedPanes in a complex project at work. I've fixed a bug
in the tabbedPane:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-214
but this bug is only fixed on trunk (next version) and not in the
actual 1.0.9. Maybe this bug is your problem (I can't really imagine).
Without a example snipp
I have it like that, but there seems to be another problem which causes
this behavior, I will try to isolate the problem to nail it down
whether it is my code or the tabbed pane.
Werner
Philipp Ahlner wrote:
Hi Werner!
You should enclose your x:tabbedPane - tag in a x:form like this:
Hi Werner!
You should enclose your x:tabbedPane - tag in a x:form like this:
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and not a form pe
Werner Punz wrote:
Hi...
Hi have following problem:
I have a form with lots of entry fields, in the form there is a tabbed
pane with four tabs all of them containing fields.
No when i open the page, the fields are set correctly
in the fields outside the tab and in the first tab, but as soon a
Hi...
Hi have following problem:
I have a form with lots of entry fields, in the form there is a tabbed
pane with four tabs all of them containing fields.
No when i open the page, the fields are set correctly
in the fields outside the tab and in the first tab, but as soon as I
switch tabs not
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