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for people that might run into this:
I didn't know that ElementEffect was the prototype way of handling things,
jquery handles effects differently.
Moreover, it's best practise to observe Tapestry.ZONE_UPDATED_EVENT instead
of misusing an effect which is only meant for visual purposes.
The
i think you have quite an elegant solution here - i'll make sure to apply
this to the 5.2 branch and i guess it'll also appear in master soon
On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 00:22, gbrits gbr...@gmail.com wrote:
for people that might run into this:
I didn't know that ElementEffect was the prototype
I'm porting my tapestry application to jquery using Got5-JQuery and it looks
great!
One thing I can't figure out though:
tapestry allows registering callbacks on zoneupdates, etc. using:
Tapestry.ElementEffect.
e.g for illustration purposes I had:
I took a look and it shouldnt be hard to add this ...
The important file is tapestry-jquery.js and around line 150
there's a definition for a ui.tapestryZone widget
So, you need to modify the update function of the widget
to lookup functions in the Tapestry.ElementEffect namespace
and have them
