One last question, is there any way to give an ajaxText some kind of
style/class/id attribute? I looked at the source but it was really
hard to get the hang of it.
best regards.
On 21 Jan., 02:05, Franz Bettag fr...@bett.ag wrote:
Ah, i was already wondering if that was a typo or what it does
The signature of ajaxText is:
def ajaxText(value : String, func : (String) = JsCmd, attrs : (String,
String)*): Elem
def ajaxText(value : String, jsFunc : Call, func : (String) = JsCmd, attrs :
(String, String)*): Elem
The attrs vararg is for this purpose, just pass in additional attributes
Hm, i saw a method with attrs, but it was private. guess i overlooked
it. thanks.
On 21 Jan., 22:46, Ross Mellgren dri...@gmail.com wrote:
The signature of ajaxText is:
def ajaxText(value : String, func : (String) = JsCmd, attrs : (String,
String)*): Elem
def ajaxText(value : String, jsFunc
Ah figured it out. Played long enough around to get the right way:
() = {expand(trafficReply.subnet)}
Another question though, would it be possible to use
IPs:expandspantraffic:sometag//span/IPs:expand and pass the
given NodeSeq over the bind into a function?
On 20 Jan., 19:08, Franz Bettag
You can pass a NodeSeq=NodeSeq function to bind instead of a plain NodeSeq.
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Franz Bettagfr...@bett.ag wrote:
Ah figured it out. Played long enough around to get the right way:
() = {expand(trafficReply.subnet)}
Another question though, would it be possible
Meaning to the right of the - arrow.
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Franz Bettagfr...@bett.ag wrote:
Ah figured it out. Played long enough around to get the right way:
() = {expand(trafficReply.subnet)}
Another question though, would it be possible to use
How would that look like?
foo = nodeSeqMethod _ ?
On 20 Jan., 21:21, Naftoli Gugenheim naftoli...@gmail.com wrote:
Meaning to the right of the - arrow.
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Franz Bettagfr...@bett.ag wrote:
Ah figured it out. Played long enough around to get the right way:
Hello,
yes a function that takes NodeSeq parameter and returns
a NodeSeq :)
foo - (ns) = {function body} or
foo - theCalledFunction
best regards
On 20 Jan., 21:26, Franz Bettag fr...@bett.ag wrote:
How would that look like?
foo = nodeSeqMethod _ ?
On 20 Jan., 21:21, Naftoli Gugenheim
expand - (fooXhtml) = { Log.error(fooXhtml.toString); span/ },
error: not a legal formal parameter (pointing at the = )
On 20 Jan., 21:32, greekscala hellectro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
yes a function that takes NodeSeq parameter and returns
a NodeSeq :)
foo - (ns) = {function body} or
Scala can't figure out what type of parameter you mean, so you need to annotate
it -- expand - (fooXhtml: NodeSeq) = {... }
Or use a separately named function with a type signature, e.g.
def doTheStuff(ns: NodeSeq): NodeSeq) = { Log.error(ns.toStrnig); span / }
bind(..., expand - doTheStuff
Well, it would help to have the compiler error, but I may have gotten
precedence wrong. Try:
expand - { (fooXhtml: NodeSeq) = ... }
instead
-Ross
On Jan 20, 2010, at 3:51 PM, Franz Bettag wrote:
That doesn't seem to fix the compiler error. :)
On 20 Jan., 21:44, Ross Mellgren
What i am trying to do, maybe i am doing it all wrong.
The html/xml can be found here: http://pastie.org/787126
The question is, what is the best way to render the bound XML which i
pass in ip:expand, so that upon the actions click, it will be
rendered in the correct table on the page. I haven't
Yes, the problem is the operator precedence.
If the function consists of one expression you can use parenthesis instead of
curly braces.
If you're using curly braces, you don't need the parenthesis around the
argument: { ns: NodeSeq = ...
-
Ross
The problem with writing two spans in Scala is that one is a whole expression.
So either concatenate them with ++, or surround them with xml:group..., which
is a fake xml element to wrap a few elements as one expression.
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Franz Bettagfr...@bett.ag wrote:
Of course i forgot to paste the snippet..
http://pastie.org/787160
On 20 Jan., 21:44, Ross Mellgren dri...@gmail.com wrote:
Scala can't figure out what type of parameter you mean, so you need to
annotate it -- expand - (fooXhtml: NodeSeq) = {... }
Or use a separately named function with a
Works like a charm now! Thanks!
One last question tho, is it possible to get a client-Side-callback
for net.liftweb.http.SHtml.a?
I want to start showing a specific ajax spinner (have more than one on
the page) upon pressing a special link.
I don't get how i might chain them together. :)
On 20
Use to combine JsCmd. e.g.
JsShowId(ajax-spinner) SetHtml(subnet-1234, spanmy awesome subnet
contents/span)
-Ross
On Jan 20, 2010, at 7:16 PM, Franz Bettag wrote:
Works like a charm now! Thanks!
One last question tho, is it possible to get a client-Side-callback
for
Ah, i was already wondering if that was a typo or what it does =)
thank you very much.
The project is coming along nicely. You really notice the performance
difference between our old one (ruby based) and scala. Lift delivery
the list of all subnets in 2.6 seconds. Merb needed almost 8 seconds
Does the Misc class package corresponds with the snippet folder? ...
looks like it could not lod the Misc class as a snippet.
Br's,
Marius
On Sep 12, 8:37 am, Charles F. Munat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I copied the Misc snippet over from the example, changed the package and
import statements
If your root package is com.foo and you've got a line in Boot:
LiftRules.addToPackages(com.foo) then the Misc class has to live in
com.foo.snippet to be found by Lift.
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:37 PM, Charles F. Munat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I copied the Misc snippet over from the example,
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