Re: S2: submit tag and handler

Ahh, notifyTopics. Sweet, sweet, notifyTopics. I guess the reason I did not use notifyTopics before is that I did not understand it. I now have the before working great, and as soon as I figure out how to indicate success in the action (guess it is not just return SUCCESS;) I am sure the load

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

Anybody have a suggestion on this? Or do I just need to wait until the next version of Struts? Thanks, Scott --- Scott Nesbitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, I tried this: function handler(widget, node) { var beforeTopicsArray = widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray;

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

I should have asked this first, if all you want to do is do something before the request, why don't you use notifyTopics? musachy //if you really have to hack around reloadContent, it is defined here:

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

The whole idea behind the handler function is that you are going to make the request yourself, instead of letting struts do it for you. The handler is just a plain javascript function like: function superHandler(widget, domNode) { //use some other framework to do the ajax request, Dojo,

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

Yes, I would like to do the request in the JavaScript because I need to do some other work there before the request happens. If I knew how Struts did the request I would just do the same thing at the bottom of my function. Scott --- Musachy Barroso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The whole idea

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

If you are using submit, or anchor tag you can call reloadContents() on the widget passed as a parameter, if you are using the div tag, you can call refresh() on it. These functions are not really part of the api and might change in the future (although it would be nice if they were right?).

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

Hmm, this: function handler(widget, node) { widget.reloadContents(); } Gives Stack overflow at line: 4872 Scott --- Musachy Barroso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you are using submit, or anchor tag you can call reloadContents() on the widget passed as a parameter, if you are using the

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

My bad, the notifyTopics are published inside that function so it won't work. Warning: Hack ahead :) var beforeTopicsArray = widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray; widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray = null; widget.reloadContents(); widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray = beforeTopicsArray; I will add a

Re: S2: submit tag and handler

Well, I tried this: function handler(widget, node) { var beforeTopicsArray = widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray; widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray = null; widget.reloadContents(); widget.beforeNotifyTopicsArray = beforeTopicsArray; } and now I do not get a stack overflow, but the action is