commandButton's action method not called because of unvisible java script
exception on field conversion.
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Key: TRINIDAD-2149
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-2149
Project: MyFaces Trinidad
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Components
Affects Versions: 2.0.0-core, 1.2.14-core , 1.2.13-core
Environment: WinXP, java 1.6.0_22, JBoss 1.5.0_GA containing Mojarra
JSF Implementation 1.2_12-b01-FCS, jsf facelets 1.1.15, Apache Trinidad 1.2.13
Reporter: Martin Walla
I have a form with several tr:inputText fields and tr:selectBooleanCheckbox
checkboxes and some tr:commandButton buttons for "Save" and "Apply".
One inputText's value refer to a java Integer property of a BackingBean.
With the tr:selectBooleanCheckbox (with autoSubmit="true" and immediate="true")
i control the "disabled" attribute of the tr:inputText (with negated value of
the checkbox).
When the page is loaded and the initial value of the checkBox is true so that
the "disabled" of the inputText is false everything is OK.
When the page is loaded and the initial value of the checkBox is false so that
the "disabled" of the inputText is true then when i select the checkBox (via the
immediate=true) the inputText is enabled. Then i entered an Integer value and
pressed my commandButton's but the form isn't submitted (action isn't called).
I debugged the javascript and found out following:
In the OK case the javascript object window._locale is defined to "en" after
the page is loaded.
In the faulty case the javascript object window._locale is undefined.
This causes a javascript exception ("object doesn't exist") on the first
statement "var language = _locale;" of the javascript function
"getUserLanguage" in file adf/jsLibs/Locale.js.
function getUserLanguage()
{
var language = _locale;
if (language == null)
{
// try this the IE way
language = window.navigator.userLanguage;
if (language == null)
{
// try this the Netscape way
language = window.navigator.language;
}
}
// return language;
return language;
}
I fixed that for my purpose with javascript added to my concerned page to set
the _locale if it isn't set.
<trh:script text="if (window._locale==undefined) window._locale='en';" />
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