-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Wednesday 03 April 2002 07:32 pm, David Humphrey wrote: > On Jetspeed, we duplicated HelloVelocity portlet example. > We call the copy portlet "Replica". > We rename parameter "text" to "text2", the input name "text" to > "inputtext". > > When we type "Hi there" in HelloVelocity portlet, the title text is > updated. (OK) > > The same as we type in Replica portlet. (OK) > > But the problem is, if we press "Update" button on one portlet, the other > portlet will be refreshed with the default value! > > For example: > Default text value for HelloVelocity portlet(hello.vm): Hello World > in Velocity > > Default text value for Replica portlet(replica.vm): Bonjour > > Now, we change "Hello World in Velocity" text to "Hi there". > Press <Update> button. > The title text on Hello Velocity portlet is updated. > > Now, we change "Bonjour" text to "Cava?". > Press <Update> button. > The title text on Replica portlet is updated, AND > HelloVelocity portlet will display "Hello World in Velocity" (Not "Hi > there" text) and vice versa, if we now change text on HelloVelocity > portlet, the Replica portlet will show "Bonjour" (Not "cava?"). > > > Please help.
This is a known issue with Jetspeed 1.3a. In the CVS version portlets are assigned unique identifiers (PEID). This will make it possible for actions to target a specific portlet instance on a page (even if there are two with the same name) - -- David G. Powers PowerSource -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: Verify the authenticity of this message with the public key available at http://pssp.com/dgp_pk.asc iD8DBQE8rRwwjmjAPDT0/nERApPxAKChz5wPF1GO89N5op6i397Z16hqlACglAbD qg10iXQJnxuKsIxOQwogKnc= =nRvn -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
