Ahh, ok. This helped.
I changed my implementation to use a subclass of
FormComponentFeedbackIndicator and it seems to work great... and I
created a wrapper to 3 of these panels to display different panels for
Errors, Warnings and Info messages (red, yellow, green boxes), and also
filter messages
Maybe I don't understand this quite, but there was an intention to make
it possible to add feedback messages at the component level. You ought
to be able to add a FormComponentFeedbackBorder to any form component
even in a list view, for example. That feedback border normally would
contain a l
there really isnt that much we can do, that is the lifecycle of feedback
messages, and it has to be like that because of components exactly like the
listview - the ones that change hierarchy in onattach.
so if you can describe what you are trying to do and not how maybe we can
help
-igor
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I can imagine those two components together is asking for trouble...
The easiest way to solve this is to not use feedbackpanels at all, but
instead a custom mechanism (just labels that work on a shared model or
even use page.getFeedbackMessages for instance). But that's kind of a
lame answer from u
I am trying to create FeedbackPanel within each ListView component. The
problem is how the visibility is handled... from what I understand, the
order of events occurs like this:
updateFeedback is called on my FeedbackPanel
ListView re-creates all of my components, thus ignoring the visiblity
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