FeedbackPanel inside PropertyListView

2011-02-02 Thread Duro

Hello,
 in my FeedbackPanel, which is created inside PropertyListView I 
experience this behaviour. Each item , which is created in the 
PropertyListView contains a form and some data, which u can edit and a 
FeedbackPanel.  When there is a new message in the FeedbackPanel, it is 
shown in all FeedbackPanels that are created. What do i have to do, so 
that the message is shown only in the one, where it belongs?


PropertyListViewHarvestedFile propertyListView = new 
PropertyListViewHarvestedFile(

allFiles, list) {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 
612045960036358963L;


@Override
protected void populateItem(ListItemHarvestedFile item) {

form.add(new FeedbackPanel(feedback));

form.add(textField);

 }

later, i call textField.error(False input);

thx, Juraj
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Re: FeedbackPanel inside PropertyListView

2011-02-02 Thread Pepijn de Geus
Construct the FeedbackPanel with a filter, either a 
ComponentFeedbackMessageFilter or ContainerFeedbackMessageFilter.

On 2 feb 2011, at 13:27, Duro wrote:

 Hello,
 in my FeedbackPanel, which is created inside PropertyListView I experience 
 this behaviour. Each item , which is created in the PropertyListView contains 
 a form and some data, which u can edit and a FeedbackPanel.  When there is a 
 new message in the FeedbackPanel, it is shown in all FeedbackPanels that are 
 created. What do i have to do, so that the message is shown only in the one, 
 where it belongs?
 
 PropertyListViewHarvestedFile propertyListView = new 
 PropertyListViewHarvestedFile(
allFiles, list) {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 612045960036358963L;
 
@Override
protected void populateItem(ListItemHarvestedFile item) {

form.add(new FeedbackPanel(feedback));

form.add(textField);

 }
 
 later, i call textField.error(False input);
 
 thx, Juraj
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