Hi
I have been thinking about it, and look the issue from other point of
view is valid too. I have an ajax button, and I disable the ajax
behavior, why the button should magically convert into a normal
submit button. Also, there are considerations from performance
perspective, because that means
Hi,
on the one hand I can understand this and I am not 'contra'.
But on the other for my thinking it is a _button_, with additional ajax
behavior. Not an ajax-button. If I disable the ajax behavior I want to
disable that, not the button. Maybe I am too new in JSF2-ajaxified
thinking ;-)
Hi
So, what to do next? Should I make a ticket at MyFaces?
Greetings,
dennis
Am 29.06.2012 15:12, schrieb Leonardo Uribe:
Hi
Probably that's something not explicitly specified, but I think at
first view it has sense what you say. If the client behavior is
disabled, it should not generate any
Hi,
I tested to disable all f:ajax / temporally on my page
(programatically, for testing reasons).
The behavior that I would expect is that the button then submits as
without the f:ajax tag.
But instead of this, the whole button is kind of disabled. This is also
the case if I disable the
Hi
Probably that's something not explicitly specified, but I think at
first view it has sense what you say. If the client behavior is
disabled, it should not generate any scripts, and the submit should
work as usual.
regards,
Leonardo Uribe
2012/6/29 Dennis Hörsch hoer...@his.de:
Hi,
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