Hi there,
I have another skinning proposal. This is a useful feature that is in
xss that I think we should port to skinning css. It is the css property
resetting feature.
A bit of background first. Trinidad defines a base skin. We call this
skin 'simple'. It defines basic, simple css proper
Catalin Kormos wrote:
This all sounds pretty cool, I was aware of some of the things you've
mentioned and it's getting clearer and clearer how well elaborated is
Trinidad's skinning framework :). You made it clear now also why CSS3
syntax
is used for the component selectors which has a prett
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ADFFACES-37
2006/6/23, Cosma Colanicchia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I put a in my login page with a System.out.println...
well, it is being processed! But in the result page there is no trace
of it. The login page is completely discarded, even if the browser
seems
I put a in my login page with a System.out.println...
well, it is being processed! But in the result page there is no trace
of it. The login page is completely discarded, even if the browser
seems to refresh the page, the same content is redisplayed (without
any JSF processing).
Big, big problem
Hi,
I need paginated s in a webapp configured to use form based
authentication. Normally, on session time outs, the container saves
all the request information in session, brings me on the login page
and then "replay" the original request. This usually works fine with
STATE_SAVING_METHOD "client"