You can inject the ResponseBuilder service and call
ResponseBuilder.isDynamic() to avoid doing things you don't want to have
happen in one vs. another instance.
To be clear, ~everything~ that happens in a dynamic request should be the
same as what happens in a normal request. (except maybe for
Jesse,
It is my own application code that I want to avoid. The ResponseBuilder
solution works great.
Thanks.
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
You can inject the ResponseBuilder service and call
ResponseBuilder.isDynamic() to avoid doing things you don't want to have
happen in one vs. another instance.
Hi all,
Currently I've got a couple of dialogs within a page. Each time a dialog
is shown or hidden (via @EventLister annotation) the page's
pageBeginRender method is called and this is more work than is necessary
just do display a simple dialog.
Is there a way to detect that the call is
Hi
You can show or hide dialog not from the Tapestry (read server-side)
but directly with Javascript.
It's pretty simple, you just need to call method show or hide on
the DoJo dialog:
script type=text/javascript
function closeDialog() {
dojo.widget.byId('DialogContent').hide();
}
