Jesse,
It is my own application code that I want to avoid. The ResponseBuilder
solution works great.
Thanks.
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
You can inject the ResponseBuilder service and call
ResponseBuilder.isDynamic() to avoid doing things you don't want to have
happen in one vs. another instance.
You can inject the ResponseBuilder service and call
ResponseBuilder.isDynamic() to avoid doing things you don't want to have
happen in one vs. another instance.
To be clear, ~everything~ that happens in a dynamic request should be the
same as what happens in a normal request. (except maybe for js
Thanks Renat, unfortunately the dialog needs to be initialised
programmatically .. I need to dynamically stuff an object into it. I
might be able to use JS for the close operation though.
Renat Zubairov wrote:
Hi
You can show or hide dialog not from the Tapestry (read server-side)
but directl
Hi
You can show or hide dialog not from the Tapestry (read server-side)
but directly with Javascript.
It's pretty simple, you just need to call method "show" or "hide" on
the DoJo dialog:
function closeDialog() {
dojo.widget.byId('DialogContent').hide();
}
Renat
On 04/07/07, Pau
Hi all,
Currently I've got a couple of dialogs within a page. Each time a dialog
is shown or hidden (via @EventLister annotation) the page's
pageBeginRender method is called and this is more work than is necessary
just do display a simple dialog.
Is there a way to detect that the call is bei
