I have a command link that is only rendered if a property is set in the
back end bean. When I click the button it is supposed to add a row to a
database. When the page is first rendered the [Add] button appears, I
enter info into the inputText boxes and click [Add] and the information
gets
Is there a way, in the backend bean constructor to find out which
commandlink was pressed by the user to make the call?
I am having difficulty with using the same page for both Insert and
Update on information contained in the database. The command link does
not hit the action listener if
How would I know if my t:saveState is working or not (by looking at
physical files)?
I set STATE_SAVING_METHOD to client in my web.xml and supposed I would
see something in the source html file. My saveState looked like this:
t:saveState id=idSaveObject value=${object}
I searched in the
I meant my saveState looked like this:
t:saveState id=idSaveObject value=#{object}
and not
t:saveState id=idSaveObject value=${object}
where object is a reference to a managed bean in faces-config..xml
I am sure I have everything configured correctly but saveState does not
seem to be
When using t:inputDate a form button with value=... is displayed on
the web page (form button with three periods).
I have a requirement to replace these three periods with an image (jpg)
but can not seem to figure out how to do this. Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
I have
In the t:dataTable value=#{addressBB.states} var=state, what is the var
attribute for?
Also is it possible to use this tag to display a full table in text edit fields
and display a submit button to updated
the table on the backend?
Any examples would be appreciated. The documentation and
I have an xhtml page that has 3 modes:
1. Display a table from an Oracle DB
2. Edit a row in the table when a hyperlink is clicked
3. Add a row when the add button is clicked
For #2 (when edit button is clicked) the row is displayed in textInput
areas and a Save button is provided.
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