Unfortunately this makes no difference.
By the way, in IE I can turn the cards using right-click and choose from the
menu "open link" (what is not an option of course ;-))
And also the cursor does not change to pointer.
Thanks for your opinion,
Juliane
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Hi Filip,
if you go to this adress:
http://www.neotopos.de/memory/
and click enter you see a row of "cards" (i.e. pictures, - items).
The code I posted here is what lays out those rows.
In Firefox you can click on one card to let it show you its value.
In IE those images are unclickable, and I do
Hi,
I have an actionlink which works fine in Firefox but not in Internet Explorer
(6.0).
Can anybody point me to the cause or how I could change the code that it runs
fine on both browsers?
Thanks a lot!
Juliane
${card.text}
Hi,
I have a loop with elements from type "Card".
Initially the loop shows as many (same) images as there are in the Vector
"cardsLayout".
If I click on one of these pictures I would like to show the card's text in
place of this picture.
Something like:
if image at position of card with id=4 ge
thank you very much :-)
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Von: "Tapestry users"
Gesendet: 17.05.08 17:48:23
An: "Tapestry users"
Betreff: Re: how can I call a web url from actionlink
Return an URL object:
@OnEvent (component="quitGame")
Object onQuit() throws MalformedURLException {
this is a common behaviour/problem not only with tapestry.
- tags in xhtml should be written with a space before the closing
characters:
Juliane
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Von: "Tapestry users"
Gesendet: 17.05.08 11:39:49
An: users@tapestry.apache.org
Betreff: T5 troubles
I might be w
Hi,
I would like to have a link, where on click first some cleanup action will be
done,
like for example closing a database connection etc, and then finally redirekt
the
user to some absolute URL in the web.
How can I accomplish this?
I have something like this:
Quit
@OnEvent (component="quit
Hi,
I try to enable my css-file via @IncludeStylesheet in my components java class.
The file seems to be found (if I rename it the compiler complains, otherwise
not)
but the css-markup does not show in the tml page.
What am I missing? My css-file is in the root folder of WebContent (Eclipse).
Tha
Hi Nille,
thank you, that helped.
In Eclipse all tml-pages are in the folder WebContent (obviously no need to
create subpackages there, because the compiler did not complain).
When I put my Layout.java in a subpackage "components" everything was fine.
Thanks a lot!! :-))
Juliane
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Hi,
I am a Java Programmer just starting to study Tapestry 5.
I tried to follow the example in the article "Tapestry for Nonbelievers" where
a Layout.tml is used to integrate page specific content.
I keep getting a "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unable to resolve
'Layout' to a component cl
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