Thorsten, I have seen this problem with adf faces and facelets, and if I remember it was cause by duplicate ids begin created for the components. I think the fix was to specify ids for all components.
Hope this helps, Rob Stokes Günther, Thorsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/08/2006 04:10:46 PM: > Hi! > > I put some more effort in the issue I described before in > "First click on commands fails if PPR occured beforehand" (8/14/06) and > "First click on commands fails if PPR occured beforehand, > elaborated" (8/25/06) > > The problem (first click on command fails to execute application > code) occurs when the following conditions are met: > - Facelets is used > - PPR occurred > - commandButton sits in the footer facet of a panelFormLayout > > I created two very simple micro webapps: One with Facelets to show > the issue and one without Facelets to proof that the issue is not > there without Facelets. They are created with jar's from a current > build of the Trinidad sample application. > http://www.aposso.de/pprTest.zip (11 MB) > To reproduce: > > (1) > - Deploy both webapps > - Open /pprTest/faces/test.xhtml > - Enter some text in the "Text" field > - Click "Submit" to watch your text appear in the bean and the > submit-counter being increased. Ok. > > (2) > - Open /pprTest/faces/test.xhtml again > - Alter the text in the input field > - Select an entry from the ListBox (trigger a PPR) > - Click "Submit": Page is reloaded, model is updated (the altered > text), but the submit-counter has not been increased! > - Click "Submit" again: Now the action was executed. > > - Repeat (2) and look at the HTML - Source before and after the > first submit to watch the id of the CommandButton change. > > - Try /pprTestNoFacelets/faces/test.jspx to verify that there is no > problem without Facelets. > > > Question is whether this is a problem directly in Facelets or in > Trinidad (somehow misbehaving and confusing facelets) or in both? > Unfortunately I don't know the inner functionality of Facelets by > now, so I can't tell a bit. Is this the right list to ask for help > with this issue or should I present this to the Facelets-people? > > Thanx very much for your ideas, pointers, whatever... > > Regards, > Thorsten >
