Hi,
you can use Options#asString() for automatic escaping of strings.
Have fun
sven
Am 12.02.19 um 17:07 schrieb Manfred Bergmann:
Hi.
Yeah, the problem was in the provided Options object where we have used
single quotes instead of double quotes.
When using double quotes it works.
So
Hi,
all requests to pages are synchronized, it doesn't matter whether Ajax
or WebSockets is involved.
Are you holding hard references to your pages and calling methods on them?
Or have you tried without asynchronous page saving and the error does'nt
show up?
Have fun
Sven
Am 12.02.19 um
Hello,
I have an issue when i refresh a component using WebSocket.
My page contains a form which asks consecutive question to the user. The
submit button (ajax) refreshes the form itself, and during the process of
validation, a thread may be created to run a long procedure and when it is
Hi,
how are you configuring the Options object? Show some code please.
Sven
>
> On 12.02.2019 at 10:46,wrote:
>
>
> Sorry. I forgot a few things. Using Wicket 8.2 with Kendo UI 8.1. The error
> is only visible in the Wicket Debug window: ERROR:
>
Sorry. I forgot a few things.
Using Wicket 8.2 with Kendo UI 8.1.
The error is only visible in the Wicket Debug window:
ERROR: Wicket.Ajax.Call.processEvaluation: Exception evaluating
javascript: SyntaxError: missing } after property list, text:
The violating property is this:
"title": [{
Hi.
In particular this popped up in the title of a Chart component.
Now, I can encode the string using URLEncoder but I'm wondering whether
the component should do that.
Because effectively I would need to have all resource string
`getString()` run through an encoder.
Any ideas on this?
Hi Ernesto,
Yes, that is possible but it opens the route for lazy initialization
exceptions and such problems.
Really, why is it so hard to send multiple component values with an ajax
request? Maybe an AjaxFormComponentUpdating behavior which can update
multiple components?
On Mon, Feb 11,
