Hi Alex,
I have managed to dynamically alter the options available on a
JSCookMenu. Hope the code snippet that follows helps.
Regards,
Graeme
The main part of the code relating to dynamically creation the menu
options is as follow:
import java.sql.SQLException;
import
hi group,
a bit OT, but nevertheless worth asking this group, since there are much
people here, who're dealing with this each day.
its often the case, that you ask a property-map for internationalization
(i.e. the ResourceBundle) your pages.
sometimes you do it in a dynamic way :
imagine
Hi,
I'm using panelNavigation2 for navigation stuff.
Each NavigationMenuItem points to different actions in different
backingBeans. If one of these actions return an outcome String not mentioned
in the faces-config as navigation-rule, faces keeps the actual view and
panelNavigation2 keeps the
Hi Jan!
But if the outcome String in the action of the backingbean matches an
navigation-rule, faces changes (redirect/forwards...whatever) the *.jsp /
*.jsf as it should do. Unfortunately panelNavigation2 loses its state and
all nodes which need to stay opened are closed.
Do you use redirect /
Hi!
My current (test)code to create a datatable in a dynamic created tab looks like
this:
// datatable
UIData hdt =
(HtmlDataTable)app.createComponent(HtmlDataTable.COMPONENT_TYPE);
hdt.setId(hdtId1);
hdt.setVar(hdtVar1);
tab.getChildren().add(hdt);
use an instance of javax.faces.model.DataModel for the datatable´s
value. You can then use datamodel.getRowIndex() or
datamodel.getRowData() to get the current row value during the
iteration.
2005/12/12, Harald Müller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
My current (test)code to create a datatable in a
Hi Mario,
I don't use redirect/ in my navigation rules.
I already thought it might be the use of tiles:insert, but I already moved
the panelNavigation2 tags to the main template, so the panelNavigation would
only be aware of the same jsp (main template). But this didn't change
anything.
Or does
Jan,panelNavigation2 is statefule and it works with tiles.Does your panelNavigation still have the same clientId after navigation to another page?ThomasOn 12/12/05,
Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mario,I don't use redirect/ in my navigation rules.I already thought it might be the use of
Hi Thomas,
clientId ???
Do you mean the id of the
tags ?
Or did I miss a chapter ?
what is clientId ? and where do I configure it?
t:div id=subnavigation_outer styleClass=subnavigation_outer
t:div id=subnavigation_inner styleClass=subnavigation_inner
What layout components are there besides panelGrid and dataTable (and
its variants?) We are about to switch to HTML tables simply so we can
use a colspan. Aren't there any more advanced JSF components for layout?
Thanks,
--
Dave Brondsema
Software Developer
Cornerstone University
addMessage takes a component clientId, not an id.
Make sure you're using addMessage(component.getClientId(facesContext)...
On 12/12/05, Travis Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to set a message to show up with the h:message tag, but it's not
working.
Ex: component id=myComponent
You can change to server-side tab switching. This forces a call to
the server each time you change the tab.
On 12/10/05, Bil Mulert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all,
I have a panelTabbedPane with a form on each of its panelTabs. When I
submit a form and it returns with validation
Validation is only called if the component's submitted value is
non-null. Perhaps this is the issue you're seeing?
On 12/9/05, Matthias Kahlau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I use the validator attribute of inputCalendar, inputText and
inputFileUpload. But as I can see in the logging output,
Hi,
Can you please explain the steps to create dynamically adding entries panal navigation 2 in myfaces.
Bala
Your original set of assumptions is true, so far as I know.
If there's no model-update phase, but the component passed validation,
then it'll use the local value.
On 12/9/05, Matthias Kahlau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- if submitted value is null, renders its local value, if not null
Yep.
Hi Mathias!
Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately I've still some problems with it ...
Changes I've made:
List contentList = new ArrayList();
for (int i = 0 ; i10;i++) {
contentList.add(row + i);
}
DataModel content = new ListDataModel(contentList);
hdt.setValue(content);
The
I am getting some unexpected behavior using a
valueChangeListener in a dataTable. I have a dataTable that renderers a list of
beans that have a status attributes displayed as a select control. The valuechangelistener
updates the DB when the user clicks submit. NOTE: I do not submit the form
I just went through the same thing.
From a previous post:
It would be a good idea to add a note to the documentation page for
t:inputCalendar/
(http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/calendar.html), stating, This component
requires the MyFaces'
Extensions Filter
I am using 1.1 and it is not fixed.
Can anyone update a MyFaces Jira issue?
Mike
--- Balaji Kalyansundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike
I have this problem with 1.0.9 and opened a jira. After sometime Martin sent
an email stating
that this bug was fixed.
Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
12/12/2005 01:00:28 PM:
I just went through the same thing.
From a previous post:
It would be a good idea to add a note to the documentation page for
t:inputCalendar/
(http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/calendar.html), stating, This
component
The naming is based on NamingContainers.
* If this component is a descendant of a NamingContainer then the
* client id is of form {namingContainerId}:{componentId}.
I can't remember all of which components implement NamingContainer,
but I think it's UIForm and UIData. UIData uses
Steve Ivy wrote:
Hello,
I'm working on the front end for a JSF app, and I'm trying to add some
interactivitiy to the interface via javascript. Typically you do a lot
of:
document.getElementById ('someId').etc ()
But I find that setting the id in JSF usually results in something
like
Thanks all,
I've looked at forceId, and it looks like it will do what I'm looking
for in a limited context. However, there appears to be a gap in api
coverage between JSF and myfaces: JSF provide tags for things like
form labels, spans (via outputText) etc, but these elements inherit
the
If you're programmically building the javascript, you can just output
component.getClientId(FacesContext) and it'll generate the
fully-qualified id for you.
You can get a reference to component by binding it to your backing bean.
I don't understand your comment about a gap between JSF and
Hm. I think it's not a gap in MyFaces, just in the extensions
(tomahawk?). The extensions provide the forceId functionality but not
for any JSF component, only for the extension components I think.
Anyway, I've decided to forgo the whole thing and build the path to
the elements I need in
Steve Ivy wrote:
Hm. I think it's not a gap in MyFaces, just in the extensions
(tomahawk?). The extensions provide the forceId functionality but not
for any JSF component, only for the extension components I think.
Actually no, the tomahawk extensions have eqivalents for most of not all
Howdy,I have a page, index.jsp with a commandButton that links to a session managed bean in my JSF application.The managed bean determines the status of the user and returns a string, either in or out. If it returns out the user is redirected to another page,
punchOut.jsp, which then gives the
You can dynamically create your menu items by using t:navigationMenuItems value=...
Note: The value binding will be evaluated if and only if the menu is not present in the current view.
Typically this will happen when the menu is rendered the first time. Hence the menu-tree will keep the same.
Hi,
The rowIndex value changes when the enclosing table iterates over the
DataModel. For example, when the table is *rendering*, it does:
for(int index=0; ; ++index) {
dataModel.setRowIndex(index);
if (!dataModel.isRowAvailable)
break;
Object o = dataModel.getRowData();
Travis Reeder wrote:
I'm trying to set a message to show up with the h:message tag, but it's
not working.
Ex: component id=myComponent
h:message for=myComponent/
It shows up validation errors and what not, but now when I add like this
in an action method:
I resolved this issue. This behavior was
my fault, the dataTable was not enclosed in a form. Apologies for sending
anyone on a wild goose chase it was just a stupid developer error
From: Miller, John
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005
11:29 AM
To:
Hi.
What layout components are there besides panelGrid and dataTable (and
its variants?) We are about to switch to HTML tables simply so we can
use a colspan. Aren't there any more advanced JSF components for layout?
I've written a templated panel component that uses HTML-based templates
Hello all,
I am having some difficulties with t:DataTable and
t:commandSortHeader: they do not sort my data. I have a bean named
expList saved in the session, and I have programmed a sort method
following the MyFaces examples. But I found whenever I click the
command sort header, the sort function
Miller, John wrote:
I resolved this issue. This behavior was my fault, the dataTable was not
enclosed in a form.
That happens ;-)
I can understand how the results could be confusing; when I read your
email my initial thought was what on earth caused this??. As the
results of this simple
Hello,I don't know so much about dataTable but I call the sort method explicitely when I return the data list.maybe someone more experienced can commentHope it help you patrick Qiang Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit: Hello all,I am having some difficulties with t:DataTable
Are you aware that the sortColumn expression should point to a simple
PROPERTY on the backing bean, not a sort method? The property is
assigned the *name* of the *column* to sort on.
The method pointed to by the value attribute is responsible for
returning its data in the correct sort order;
NB: My suggestion below is exactly the same as what Patrick was saying,
just in different words. The method that returns the data list needs to
do the sorting...
Simon Kitching wrote:
Are you aware that the sortColumn expression should point to a simple
PROPERTY on the backing bean, not a
Check this wiki http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Dynamic_Menus_with_JSCookMenufor adding items to navigationMenuItems.
-Original Message-From: Thomas Spiegl
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, 13 December 2005
6:25 AMTo: MyFaces DiscussionSubject: Re: dynamically
adding
thanks all,
stupid me think the sort method will be automatically called :..)
thanks!
Qiang
On 12/12/05, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NB: My suggestion below is exactly the same as what Patrick was saying,
just in different words. The method that returns the data list needs to
do
Hello,
Ive been using JSCookMenu to dynamically generate
menus in my JSP pages. Here is what the JSP looks like, it is pretty simple:
t:jscookMenu layout=hbr theme=ThemeOffice
t:navigationMenuItems value=#{menuBean.topList}/
/t:jscookMenu
My bean
getTopList method returns
I tried checking out the SVN repository but the current repository was empty..
Did I miss something? Is it empty at
certain times of the day during a build? (like 9pm Eastern US time?)
Regards,
David
It only appears empty w/ SVN externals . CO of current
should get everything. What does the SVN client say?
Original message
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 21:10:54 -0500
From: David G. Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: svn problem
To: MyFaces users@myfaces.apache.org
I tried checking
sorry, the actionListner is not implemented yet in JSCookMenu, it just works with panelNavigation2
regards,
Thomas
On 12/13/05, Saumil Mehta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've been using JSCookMenu to dynamically generate
menus in my JSP pages. Here is what the JSP looks like,
Nevermind. I just had to hit checkout. My mistake was thinking I'd be able to
browse it before trying to check
anything out into an Eclipse project. I guess SubClipse doesn't necessarily
work that way. It had me fooled since it
let me look at other directories under
You are not the first ;)
Original message
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 22:01:36 -0500
From: David G. Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: svn problem
To: MyFaces Discussion users@myfaces.apache.org
Nevermind. I just had to hit checkout. My mistake was
thinking I'd be able to browse
Hi,
The current directory is special. It has no real children, but does have
subversion externals properties associated with it. These are kind of
like unix symbolic links or windows shortcuts. Externals don't
appear when doing a directory listing, but are processed when doing a
checkout.
I want to virtual host with JSF (MyFaces). Since not every site will have the
same exact page names, I came up with the
exotic idea of modifying the lifecycleImpl class so it sets the view root as
/whatever.jsf but uses createView on
/hostname/whatever.jsf. That way, a virtual host (called
It shows up validation errors and what not, but now when I add like this in an action method:
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addMessage(componentId, new FacesMessage(severity, rawMsg, null));I think Simon is referring to
http://www.jsf-faq.com/faqs/faces-messages.html#110I have my generic (not
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