Hi again,
In fact, I have a correct behavior for the display of the forms when I used
formState="NONE" in the loop inside form.
But the problem is on the parameter "action" of the form that contains the
loop on suggestions.
Here is the HTML code generated when I fix the surveyId value on the fi
After reading the documentation for LoopFormState, I found that ITERATION is
the value I want in my case.
"When the Form is submitted, the Loop will re-acquire its source and iterate
over it"
But when I used this value in my loop component, an new error is throwed :
# java.util.AbstractList$Itr
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 11:18:03 -0200, antb59 wrote:
When you say "never use expansions in
component parameters", you mean this syntax
is better ?
Yes, because everytime you use an expansion to value is transformed in a
String.
About the LoopFormState, I'm going to check this feature, I di
Thanks for your fast answer !
When you say "never use expansions in
component parameters", you mean this syntax
is better ?
About the LoopFormState, I'm going to check this feature, I didn't know
it...
Do I have to change the LoopFormState of the loop of forms or the loop of
radio buttons
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 10:33:11 -0200, antb59 wrote:
Hello again,
Hi again! :)
It probably isn't the source of your problem, but never use expansions in
component parameters.
In this case, when a form is submited, the related surveySuggestionsForm
didn't seem to receive the correct
Hello again,
I have a new problem related to this loop of radio buttons :
I want to make a list of forms, with each form containing a list of radio
buttons.
I can easily do that in a "static" way, with an index.tml file containing
the following lines :
...
...
And the SurveySuggestionsForm.
Thanks for you fast answer Christophe !
Here is the new code for my radioGroup :
${suggestionLoopValue.label}
It works!
Many thanks.
cordenier christophe wrote:
>
> Oups, it's the radiogroup that need it :)
>
> 2009/12/28 cordenier christophe
>
>> Hi
>>
>>
Oups, it's the radiogroup that need it :)
2009/12/28 cordenier christophe
> Hi
>
> I think you have to specify the encoder on the form element too.
>
> 2009/12/28 antb59
>
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to make a tapestry component that looks like a poll.
>> This component will contain a question
Hi
I think you have to specify the encoder on the form element too.
2009/12/28 antb59
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to make a tapestry component that looks like a poll.
> This component will contain a question, a list of suggestions, and a button
> to vote.
> I didn't want to use Ajax at first, and
Hello,
I'm trying to make a tapestry component that looks like a poll.
This component will contain a question, a list of suggestions, and a button
to vote.
I didn't want to use Ajax at first, and the click on the vote button will
reload the whole page for example.
The question and the list of su
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