You could change the part where the children are added to the form but
I'm not sure if this done using a method addChildren or via
getChildren().add(obj). If the last option is used then this will become
impossible.
You could also override the restoreState method in your form object and
first
You forgot to wrap the select items and such in a t:div
Hi,
I am not able to layout components uniformly. In the attached screen
shot I am not able to remove the space shown in the second and third
columns. During run time its visible like the second and third columns
are displayed from
What space you do want to remove? The horizontal or vertical space?
Could you be more specific.
Hi,
I am not able to layout components uniformly. In the attached screen
shot I am not able to remove the space shown in the second and third
columns. During run time its visible like the
As far as I know It's not possible. You'll have to buffer the output of
action 1, execute action 2, buffer that output and then execute action
3. When the actions are finished you can display the buffered output on
the screen. The only other option is to use Ajax.
Martyn
ok, is it possible
I have no expierence what so ever with Ajax so I can't help you out. You
could ask about in Ajax in this mailing list.
Martyn
I would like to help but I don't understand your situation correctly.
Could you please make more clear what you mean. Do you want the user to
return to the same page after clicking on a button/command link or
should the user be redirected according to the button/command link
pressed? If a user
What do you mean with display the result of the jsf page? If users must
click on Button 1 then Button 2 and then Button 3 in that exact order,
you could think about placing only 1 button in the page and then
reminding which button is currenly on the screen. That could make thinks
easier or can
the same value
expression as the output text and that component works perfectly so it
isn't some typo.
Any help would be great,
Martyn Hiemstra
Goto the Spring/Hibernate forum and ask your question there.. Please
next time use some common sense and realize that you don't ask Spring
and Hibernate questions in a myfaces mailing list.
Martyn Hiemstra
Hello All, Can any of suggest me, how I can call a stored Procedure
using spring
Hi All
My company has chosen to use jsf in a new project. I myself am used to
SpringMVC which works perfectly for my needs but I figured, why not try
jsf since I have to use. I am running into a problem which is a pretty
huge problem in jsf. Maybe someone can explain it to me how to solve my
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