somethign like:
webapplication.newajaxrequesttarget(page) {
ajaxrequesttarget t=super.newajaxrequesttarget(page);
t.addlistener(new ajaxrequesttarget.listener() {
onafterresponse(..) { notify_jquery_live_plugin_of_changes(); }
}
}
-igor
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 5:02 AM, Decebal Suiu wro
I think your approach is good but it is global (one js big function for all
application). The solution with livequery is better (livequery listens for
some js event types and call automatically some js functions using selectors
for filtering). In my pages without tables but with ajax components th
The problem is that jQuery does not sense the new dom elements while
I'm retrieving them with Wicket Ajax
I had an similar problem with javascript that was not executed when
component was rendered with ajax in my case, the javascript was
programed on onRender override method. In the occasion,
Maybe you need to re-register it with wicket post/precallhandlers...
I have had lots of difficulties with jquery and ajax because the
markup added by jquery and the magic remains attached to the component
that is replaced via ajax... and then the state is a mess. With
pre/postcallhanlers you can r
Hello,
I'm trying to add a hover effect for the actions column (icon with
popup menu panel on mouseover) in an ajax table.
The problem is that jQuery does not sense the new dom elements while
I'm retrieving them with Wicket Ajax - by clicking (header sort link),
so I'm using jquery "Live query" p
