On 12/4/05, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alright, the house of cards that was the MSIE submit button bug has been fixed. Don't play around with the submit link/button/fieldobserver/etc field names/id's unless you really know what's going on with everything ;) (MSIE can't attach event listeners to dom nodes with non-unique ID attributes, which is what happens to elements of type input that have both a hidden input field and a regular input field...)
test away, I haven't done anything besides this for the last few hours. I hope I can take my anger out on this small bag of M&M's. ;)
jesseOn 12/4/05, Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> I'm getting closer...One nasty little bug in IE that still needs to be
> fixed.
>
> Yeah, we can wait for the RadioGroup, but just know that we'll be
> constrained to tapestry's 4.0.1 release to get it. (Well, we can use
> tapestry from subversion, but that sounds like trouble).
It sounds like trouble! At least while Tapestry is not stable. I still
have my suspicions about Tapestry's stability, even if you tag it as
"release-candidate". But well, time will tell!!
As for the uniquely referenceable DOM id on Tapestry elements, what I
think would work is a common component property that guarantees
uniqueness for *all* tapestry components. Like -clientId- I guess.
So, we could have a component property:
someComponent.getUniqueId();
And then we can use it in Tacos like this:
updateComponents="ognl:{components.someComponent.uniqueId}"
Right ?
We could even go beyond that by letting tacos process component bindings
updateComponents="component:{someComponent}"
(maybe that's not correct syntax... but it could be!")
We can always mix:
updateComponents="ognl:{components.someComponent, 'someNonTapestryID'}"
Those bindings are important if we want to make reusable Tacos components.
--
Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
DTQ Software
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