I know see the problem... This was reported as http://tacoscomponents.jot.com/BugReporter/Bug91 and was closed cause i couldn't reproduce... exactly because (as you describe) I was running it from localhost...
Now that I test it from http://www.opencomponentry.com:8080/tacos/app?page=bugs%2FBug91&service=page (this test page is exactly like the one you use!) I can see what you describe... I'll reopen Bug91, thanks... Daniel Tabuenca wrote: > No I'm using the tacos Datepicker. In any case the issue is much more > general than the date picker. None of the on click events get loaded > in any of the widgets. When I click on the date picker icon there is > no on-click event so the calendar does not open and nothing happens. > When I click on the ajax link submit the is no on-click event that > submits the form so I get sent to a blank url. > > I think the key to this is that it does no happen after the page is > cached or if it can load quickly. In this case both the above work > fine. This is why I'm thinking it's some sort of race condition > because I can reproduce this by turning off the cache on firefox. > > > On 8/24/06, andyhot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Which datepicker are you using? >> If you're using Tapestry's, see >> http://tacos.sourceforge.net/components/DatePicker.html >> >> >> Daniel Tabuenca wrote: >> >>> I'm really having a hard time getting to the bottom of this. I don't >>> have time right now to fully research the inner workings of dojo and >>> tacos but hopefully someone can at least give me some direction. >>> >>> I have a simple page that after I click on an ajax link opens a form >>> in a new div. The form is simple and has just a datepicker and a >>> save/cancel buttons. >>> >>> Now the problem is that when first loading the page and clicking on >>> the link that brings the form up, the ajax request works and the form >>> comes up. However none of the event handlers get loaded so that if I >>> click on the calendar icon or any of the buttons they don't work and >>> nothing happens. >>> >>> Now the strange thing is that if I cancel and do it again, or reload >>> the page and try again it will work, and will continue working for the >>> rest of my browser session. For some reason something is getting >>> cached and after it is cached everything works fine. I tested this by >>> disabling the cache in Firefox and after doing this, no matter how >>> many times I reload the page it won't work. >>> >>> This leads me to believe there is some sort of race condition, since >>> somehow the problem depends on the speed the page loads. If I connect >>> locally it seems to work with or without cache wheras if I connect to >>> a remote server on the internet it does not work with cache disabled >>> nor the first time I access the page. >>> >>> I'm hoping someone can identify where a potential race condition >>> regarding the loading of the event handlers could occour. I have the >>> same problem in both Firefox and IE. I am using the latest nightly >>> build (July 9 I believe?) of tacos. >>> >>> Any help would be appreciated. Even a description of the theory of how >>> event loaders get assigned after the ajax request or any suggestions >>> as to how I may better debug this so I can provide more information. >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> Using Tomcat but need to do more? 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