On Wed, 12 May 2010 07:09:18 -0300, Claude Dubois
wrote:
Is it possible to use this syntax in other cases? For example adding a
"else"?
No. Create a getXXX() method in your corresponding class and do this logic
there. Tapestry's philosophy is to not have logic in templates.
I tried to
Thank you, it works very well !
Is it possible to use this syntax in other cases? For example adding a
"else"?
I tried to add ":" like this :
${user.shop?.shoCode:"No Data"}
and it doesn't work.
Does someone know a way to do that?
Thanks !
Pierce T. Wetter III-3 wrote:
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On May 11, 2010, at 5:59 AM, Claude Dubois wrote:
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> You put me on the right way.
> It still didn'twork using the tag, so I tried to add a .
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> My tml looks like that :
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> ${user.shop.shoCode}
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> Using this method it works well.
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> Thanks for your help
You put me on the right way.
It still didn'twork using the tag, so I tried to add a .
My tml looks like that :
${user.shop.shoCode}
Using this method it works well.
Thanks for your help
Joost Schouten (ml) wrote:
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> What problem do you experience (except
On Tue, 11 May 2010 06:24:43 -0300, Claude Dubois
wrote:
Hi everybody,
Hi!
Does anyone know a solution to make possible to display a row even if
one of its fields is null?
This is strange, as Grid always create a table row for each object,
regardless of its property values.
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Thia
Hi,
What problem do you experience (exception/stacktrace)? You should just
see an empty cell if your null value is of a type recognized by the
BeanModel.
You can override every cell by using this:
display whatever you want eg: ${row.yourPropertyName} or
${computedValueInTheComponent}
Hi everybody,
I am developping an application on Tapestry 5 with JPA/Hibernate
persistence.
I am using the grid component, which is very powerful, but I encounter a
problem while trying to display some data whose one field contains a "null"
value.
Does anyone know a solution to make possible to
