I've started on a stylesheet for the wiki. Here's a screenshot:
http://homepage.mac.com/nhamblen/files/wicket-wiki.png
You can see the stylesheet source at
http://wicket.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/MediaWiki_talk:Monobook.css
Whoever has write access to the wiki/LocalSettings.php file, it wou
table
though. Probably don't have enough rights? I hope Gwyn can help
out here.
Eelco
Nathan Hamblen wrote:
I've started on a stylesheet for the wiki. Here's a screenshot:
http://homepage.mac.com/nhamblen/files/wicket-wiki.png
You can see the stylesheet
I wonder if anyone else has had a problem running out of heap space
using contrib data and dataview. When I hook up a sorting header for
my hib3 result set, if I keep clicking the header repeatedly (as my
boss is sure to do!) the page will take longer and longer to display,
until after abou
ting header some time back.
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>I wonder i
ing header? Are you using by OrderByLink or OrderByBorder?
-Igor
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).size(); }
Public model(...) { return getDelegate().model(...); }
}
DataView articles = new ArticleDataView("articles", dp);
-Igor
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location
logic for locating the underlying dao is moved into the decorator.
-Igor
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Of Nathan Hamblen
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dard way to
view and sort hibernate query results.
Nathan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Need to wait
for sf.net to sync the
developer cvs with the public cvs. Sometimes takes up to 6 hours.
-Igor
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cdapp2 uses a HibernateDataSource with a GridPanel. Maybe that works, I
don't know.
Nathan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Doesn’t the
CDApp example do this already?
-igor
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Everyone, thanks for the help. I finally found the problem by debugging
into componentModelChanging as several people had urged me to do. The
memory hog was an object I had in the data provider, which was a member
class of my Page class. I wasn't using the page in it, but it still had
compiler
One of this project's strengths is its community of contributers. Unlike
some other Java web component frameworks, Wicket is not controlled by a
founder & dictator. Hooray for that. But in some areas, disorganization
is killing us.
At present, there is no standard way to access a hibernate ses
DataView itself is a good example of the need for database and UI
integration (even its name.). Without something similar pulled into
wicket.extensions, novice Wicket programmers are left to solve a pretty
tricky problem right off: how do I make a ListView fill from the
database without wasting
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Subject: [Wicket-user] Re: Standard for database integration?
(Please!)
DataView itself is a good example of the need for database
and UI integration (even its name.). Wit
One thing I mean by integration is a built-in loadable detachable model
for Hibernate mapped objects, like what's in contrib.data and
contrib.database. After that, you need an easy way for people to fill up
list views with query results. If there weren't a use for base classes
that help in thes
Is there any support for what W3C calls boolean attributes? (Boolean
attributes are those that shouldn't have an assigned value, they're just
there or not there.)
I need to enable and disable form components in subsequent requests and
I'm having a hard time with AttributeModifier. It insists o
Fine. What about extensions?
Phil Kulak wrote:
Oh, well, I agree that the hibernate stuff should not be in the core.
On 10/13/05, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One thing I mean by integration is a built-in loadable detachable model
for Hibernate mapped objects, like wha
Thanks, I didn't realize this was valid (and even required) for XHTML.
It might be worth a comment in AttributeModifier and elsewhere; I didn't
realize Wicket preferred XHTML markup.
Nathan
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Nathan Hamblen wrote:
I need to enable and disable form components in
code is the only
license we permit.
Martijn Dashorst
On 10/13/05, *Nathan Hamblen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Fine. What about extensions?
Phil Kulak wrote:
> Oh, well, I agree that the hibernate stuff should not be in the core.
>
You're pretty much stuck convincing yourself that Wicket works well with
persistence, at least for now. (You'll see that it does, though.) The
examples in wicket-stuff do things in several different ways, and many
of them stop short of actually plugging into a database but instead
simulate one.
In 1.1 rc2, ListMultipleChoice.updateModel() acts a little funny. It
gets a reference to a Collection in line 282, then operates on it
directly. First it clears it, then it adds things back.
At line 316 it calls setModelObject(selectedValues), but that doesn't do
anything because the comparato
rrayList (don't know a
better solution)
I could call modelChanging/modelChanged in that method right before the
clear and before the setmodelobject.
johan
On 10/25/05, *Nathan Hamblen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
In 1.1 rc2, ListMultipleCho
I use ognl {} projection to make non-List Collections into Lists for a
ListView. (And it /is/ way too slow with long lists.) If list view could
handle a SortedSet, or just any Collection, it would eliminate that need.
It would still be nice to have an OgnlPropertyModel, even if it doesn't
have
I love the simplicity of CheckBoxMultipleChoice, but its markup leaves a
little to be desired. There aren't any label tags, and the lines end
with . Of course the break is easily fixed with calls to
setPrefix(""), setSuffix(""), but since onComponentTagBody()
is final I don't have any way to ge
It wouldn't be a "drawback," since nobody does it better.
But anyway, you can preview a component (in isolation) just fine in the
component template without a web server. You can also preview the fake
version in the page template without a server, though it's easy for that
to get out of synch
One option is to override Form.process() and compare
findSubmittingButton() against your various buttons, then bypass the
super method if you don't want it to update your model (just return
true). Until wicket has some better way to bypass the model update, this
works just fine.
Nathan
Matej
I started a new page on the wiki where I hope to organize links out to
all of the reference documentation. Right now things are split between
"how tos" on their own page and some other stuff on the main page. I'm
proposing that the main page describe what the wiki is for and have
links (only) t
I don't think we all agree about Spring's role in Wicket. It's fine to
say that Spring will open and close Hibernate transactions if you want
to use it, but that's not a good reason to delete projects that do the
same thing without Spring.
Nathan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
irt spring+hibernate+wic
This came up before when I was trying to track down why reversing the
sort order of a DataView was bringing down my test application.
(http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.wicket.user/4309) It turned out
that the page versioning code was serializing the entire view hierarchy,
recursively, be
. its been on my list for a while, maybe i will move it up a
notch or two.
-Igor
On 12/2/05, *Nathan Hamblen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
This came up before when I was trying to track down why reversing the
sort order of a DataView was
there is no point of versioning it because the model is
always recalculated even if the user presses the back button. this is
also the case with some formcomponents, since their model is always
current after request.
so really versioning should be considered on a case by case basis.
-Igor
On
Wicketeers,
I've started a small project called Databinder that aims to connect Wicket
to Hibernate in the simplest possible way. It's mostly aimed at Wicket
beginners, though right now there's a bit of a jump going from its Setup
guide to the example app.
http://databinder.net/
Suggestions welc
ket-Stuff wicket-phonebook project) as
> jump-start projects for DB-related web-apps...
>
> /Gwyn
>
> On 11/01/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Wicketeers,
>>
>> I've started a small project called Databinder that aims to connect
>> W
Great, that's just what I'm looking for. You and anyone else, please don't
hesitate to e-mail me if you run into problems with the setup instructions
(or find some awful bug).
Nathan
Bennett, Timothy (JIS - Applications) wrote:
> Nathan! This is really nice. Thanks for the kickstart. I intend
For ExternalLink objects I can specify the link's text directly, and I can't
embed a span to do the same. With Link and its subclasses, I can ONLY embed
span (or other) tags. Right? That's a pretty striking functional difference
between related classes.
I see this has come up on the list once befo
the standard wicket
> way. It just saves a little bit of coding.
>
> Juergen
>
> On 1/17/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> For ExternalLink objects I can specify the link's text directly, and I
>> can't embed a span to do the same. With Li
the
source.)
I think I'd rather see the "label" constructor be deprecated, just for
consistency with Link.
Nathan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> this is some text
> or
>
>
> this works for Link or ExternalLink, no webmarkup containers, etc.
>
> -Igor
>
>
&g
On 1/18/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> that sounds good to me. anyone opposed?
>>
>>
>> -Igor
>>
>>
>> On 1/17/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>> > But is ExternalLink's ability to replace it
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
> On 1/18/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I think the best thing would be to have an external link that's actually
>> in the Link hierarchy, but I haven't looked at the source closely enough
>> to see if that's f
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
> I must admit I still don't understand where your confusion comes from:
> ExternalLink is realy a special purpose component only, creating HTML
> anchor tags pointing to /external/ destinations. What is your use case
> where you require a more flexible link to /external/
I believe the request to include sources was from a Wicket user, not
anyone directly involved with Maven. Then the maven guy jumped in and
said how to do it with Maven 2...
Anyway, the sources are really helpful to people using Maven with the
eclipse plug-in, because eclipse is stubborn and won't
This is neither simple nor clever, but it's one way:
public class WicketDateConverter implements IConverter {
private SimpleDateFormat format;
public WicketDateConverter(String formatStr) {
format = new SimpleDateFormat(formatStr);
}
public Object convert(Object value, Cl
I'm eager to give Netbeans a shot, but I need the Maven 2 plugin to work
smoothly first.
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MEVENIDE/MevenideNetbeans2.0
I'm sure you have nothing to do with that, I'm just putting it out
there. Wicket 1.2 has switched to Maven 2 and you'll probably see it
used more
People are occasionally asking for examples here and I've got a fresh
one that I think is kind of fun (though not at all earth-shaking). It's
a recipe book where you can write recipes in Textile and add, reorder,
and remove ingredients.
http://databinder.net/recipe-book.html
I wrote this new e
he maven stance on the contents of the ibiblio repository is that no
development artifacts should be there. And I agree with them on that point.
In order to make my release life a lot easier, and less time consuming, I
only provide the 1.2 development releases through the sourceforge download
cente
Another one is, probably, that certain components (ListViews, Forms...)
can't be set as Ajax targets. And as for those components that can be
targeted, their own attributes (like a TextArea's value) aren't updated,
only their body contents. So in fact you have to wrap almost anything
you want to ta
="uniqueid"> around the component they are attached to
> making it very easy to update any component w/out having to
> add an extra webmarkup container around it by rerendering the
> entire component and not just its body.
>
>
s creative
implementation."
Nathan
On Fri, 2006-03-17 at 09:43 -0800, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> note: the component cannot be added via a target. it has to be there
> in the html when the page renders fully.
>
> -Igor
>
>
> On 3/17/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hese notes:
> >
> > if we make behaviors be able to output markup before and after the
> > component it is attached to renders then most ajax behaviors can
> > output a simple around
> > the component they are attached to making it very easy to
Did url mounting change? I was using IndexedParamUrlCodingStrategy with
beta1 but now my bookmarkable URLs are getting generated as if I were
using the default strategy, like /mountpath/0/21 since I set the
parameter name as 0. Then when it tries to fetch the parameter it just
retrieves the 0 a
So far I'm not getting what I was hoping for with outerhtml. I targeted
a textfield with it and Safari handled it ok but Firefox made a second
textfield. So I'm back to a wrapping span.
But I'm glad for the switch; outerhtml is semantically a lot better for
what we're doing. With beta1 if you
Ouch! I am so interested in taking Databinder further, but since novices
are my priority I can't roll out something half baked. It's now fully
baked, but being held up by the unpredictable Maven upload process
(along with my upload request for 1.2 beta2 itself). Any hour now, I
hope to see it on th
(Sorry if this double-posts... listserv seems to have eaten my first msg)
Allright, you can consider that problem FIXED. I've has instituted a
contingency plan for Databinder 0.4 that doesn't depend on Maven upload
requests:
http://technically.us/n8/articles/2006/03/22/databinder-0-4-go-n-get-it
o the point.
Damnit... time why oh why is there so little time.
Martijn
On 3/23/06, *Nathan Hamblen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
(Sorry if this double-posts... listserv seems to have eaten my first
msg)
Allright, you can consider that probl
I'll pile on with a "me too" here; it IS nice to have designers around
that can code HTML+CSS. Not only do they take care of things we'd rather
not do, but their designs tend to be more practical and user-friendly
since they really understand the technologies they're designing for.
But the arg
Steve Knight wrote:
> Not easily. I am using Databinder which I think is tied to beta2.
Not anymore!
http://technically.us/n8/articles/2006/04/04/databinder-snapshot-for-wicket-1-2-beta3
Nathan
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This SF.Net email is sponsored by xPML, a g
DatePicker isn't setting a correct date string for me in beta3. It's
doing 2006/04/05, which the date converter won't understand. I stepped
into the code and saw that it's trying to find 'en_US' in a hashtable
built from dateformats.properties, which only has 'en' and 'en_ZA'
(where's that?).
I do
ver gets us a
more solid date widget.
Nathan
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 4/5/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> DatePicker isn't setting a correct date string for me in beta3. It's
>> doing 2006/04/05, which the date converter won'
I'm doing this with Jetty and Apache for the Databinder examples...
ProxyRequests Off
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
ProxyPass /directory/ http://localhost:9090/directory/
ProxyPass /bookmark/ http://localhost:9090/bookmark
As I'm moving over source from 1.1 I'm seeing a lot of sensitivity to
tags that aren't XHTML, i.e. lacking a closing slash. Could that
be the problem here?
If the behavior is intentional, I'll add it to the guide. Anyone?
Nathan
Dzenan Ridjanovic wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have two errors that come fr
Michael Day wrote:
> If not, then wicket cannot be used for public web sites (news,
> online store, etc) that need to be indexed in today's search engines.
Johan Compagner wrote:
> If you want a really stateless page/site. Then everything must be
> bookmarkable/mountable links..and you can't use
cowwoc wrote:
> 1) GoogleBot will hit the same page with different JSESSIONID each time.
> It'll think that these are different pages and lower your page rank
> because (from its point of view) your website contains different page
> URLs with the same content (looks like you're trying to trick it).
Johan Compagner wrote:
> defering the creation of the session and the whole google crawler thing
> are 2 seperate issues for me.
>
> Because a bookmarkable url could be a non stateless page anyway because
> of a form or link on it.
> And then you do have the session. And urls with jsessionid will
Michael Day wrote:
> Heh, no, other technologies *do* have a better solution, which is simply
> to not create sessions unless they are needed. They still append
> session ids, but only when necessary. So if a (cookie-less) user goes
> to a news site and reads 10 articles, he still doesn't have a
Wicket maintainers will upload the final 1.2 release. I uploaded one of
the betas myself, but it's hardly worth the trouble. You can easily "mvn
install" from the project root of a Wicket snapshot (since Wicket uses
Maven 2), or even from the svn trunk.
Nathan
Roland Kaercher wrote:
Hi all,
I think it should be easy enough to pull things from a database that
it's worth doing even for 12 items. Wicket is adept at rendering
objects, and Hibernate turns table rows into objects; it should be win-win.
But... looking back at the Databinder bookmarks example
(http://databinder.net/bookm
Previous versions of Opera would choke on wicket:id tags, etc (as
reported on this list). I filed a bug report with Opera a little while
back and the problem seems to have been fixed in the new version.
Also, our Ajax impl now works with it as far as I can tell.
Nathan
---
Timo Stamm wrote:
> MVC is not Struts! (MVC is *much* older.) I wouldn't even say that
> Struts is MVC.
Yeah, but, it's a lost cause. The word anyway. The concept is enshrined
in component based frameworks, so we can confidently roll our eyes
whenever those Rails barbarians describe the activities
font-family: 'Lucida Sans', 'Helvetica', 'Sans-serif', 'sans';
This isn't a super font-family line. To give the most uniform appearance
across platforms, the CSS should specify every known sans in the Lucida
family. (My list is 'Lucida Sans', 'Lucida Sans Unicode', 'Lucida
Grande', Lucida, Luci
Speaking of, is AjaxFormSubmitBehavior broken in the current 1.x
snapshot, or is it just me?
Nathan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> see AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior
>
> AjaxEventBehavior doesnt send over the value of the form component, just
> triggers a roundtrip
>
Is it this?
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-376
Apaar Trivedi wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
>
>
> When I have an exception (in this case a NullPointerException) occur
> during the onSubmit of an AjaxFormSubmitBehavior, neither onException or
> onError is being called. Why is that? I t
Now that 2.0-style compound models are in 1.x snapshots, I have a
question for people that have been using them: how do you work without
CompoundPropertyModel.getNetstedModel()? For me, this is often a special
model that I want to do something with, but in the newer style it's
called the "targe
lt;mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> getObject() of CompoundPropertyModel itself == the target.
>
>
>
>
> On 3/21/07, *Nathan Hamblen* < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> Now that 2.0-style compound model
Modal windows just started not working for me in 1.3.0 snapshots, maybe
around the time the close method stopped being static. The models of
components inside them aren't being detached; I'm using a Panel as
content. I can do more research if need be, but it seems to be broken
pretty unsubtly a
Detach being broken makes the whole thing broken for me, but if you're
aware of that then I've no other failing test case to provide. lihanrong
must be talking about some other problem.
Nathan
Matej Knopp wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've commited the modal window changes but I'm not really aware of
> any
I'm just going to echo what Eelco originally said: HTML is quite good
for defining forms. I'm glad people have found ways to generate them
from XML or whatever (and for some purposes I'm sure that's best), but I
would encourage new users to keep an open mind about plain HTML
templates for forms
This is not a particularly beautiful, finished, or even
properly-indented (not sure how that happened) implementation but it
does manage to send me text emails with templated contents including
URLs going back into Wicket:
http://databinder.net/wsvn/Databinder/typeturner/trunk/src/main/java/com
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> the model you return from dataprovider has to have its equals and
> hashcode implemented, if you want those can forward to the modelobject.
If you're using a DatabinderProvider, Chuck, then it's a
HibernateObjectModel; I'll add those overrides to it. Something like
this c
Not sure how common this is, but more than once I've had to hack up
models that split a list into sublists for the UI:
A D G
B E H
C F I
...
I've hit upon a nice way of doing it I thought I'd share with everyone:
http://databinder.net/wsvn/Databinder/databinder
How about this, you take the West coast Wicket coders and we'll take the
East coast.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/eng/173875466.html
Stay outta New York, and we won't have any trouble. (kidding!)
Nathan
Jeffrey H. Lin wrote:
>
> I am looking for a full-time wicket programmer to join our t
What are people doing to make sure their ajax responses apply to pages
in the correct order? I'm using an onkeyup form component updater for a
find-as-you-type query a fairly large database. Incorrect results are
often rendered because the second-to-last request responds after the
actual last reque
at you can implement it yourself.
>
> -Igor
>
>
> On 7/14/06, *Nathan Hamblen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> What are people doing to make sure their ajax responses apply to pages
> in the correct order? I'm u
feasible would it
> be to send only when the char is entered?
>
> /Gwyn
>
> On 14/07/06, Nathan Hamblen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What are people doing to make sure their ajax responses apply to pages
>> in the correct order? I'm using an onkeyup form co
I have it working in two fields, yes. Actually one quirk: if you type in
one field and tab out of it within a half second then the script is
going to bring you back... it should be checking too see if you're still
in it before calling blur & focus. Easy to fix.
But I don't see any fundamental prob
#1 may sound hard, and you might think you're missing out on some good
Wicket abstraction, but it can work seamlessly. Once the objects are
loaded, you shouldn't have to think about their database IDs again. An
IModel implementation can do the grunt work internally:
http://databinder.net/wsvn/D
As others have pointed out, the magic of IModel works better than you
think (or thought) it does. I often have two constructors for pages, one
taking bookmarkable parameters and another taking an IModel so that I
don't always have to reload DB objects page to page. It's a cinch.
http://databinder.
Agreed. I don't think there's anything here that needs fixing. I was
just saying that if Iman or anyone else wants to experiment with
extended Hibernate sessions, I think that would be cool. (Reattaching
orphaned Hibernate objects is not a road I would want to go down.)
In the mean time our system
Has anyone tried ajax-updating an Image whose resource is a
DynamicImageResource? I'm finding that, even though the resource
contents have changed, the same URL is generated to access it and the
original image is returned if I request that URL.
Nathan
elco Hillenius* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> Do you use an Image component?
>
> Eelco
>
>
> On 7/21/06, Nathan Hamblen < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> > Has anyone
It's in the oven. Don't you want a live ajax preview for your rendered text?
Nathan
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
> What about that nice goody of yours
> http://technically.us/n8/articles/2006/07/15/funny-face
>
> :)
>
> Eelco
-
It used to work, but now it doesn't since DatePicker uses an attribute
modifier to change the ID of its target text field. The updating
behavior's javascript is looking for the original ID, so you get a JS error.
Solution is to use AjaxFormSubmitBehavior if you can, since it doesn't
depend on the
Voicetribe is in open beta. (Now you can finally figure out what it is.)
http://www.voicetribe.com/
Sign up for an account, pop in a DVD, and record something. Don't worry,
you can't possibly say, "Testing, 1 ... 2 ... 3" any worse than I do.
All the non-serious recordings will be scrapped when t
Sorry about that. I'm eager to see Linux supported as well, but it's a
big hurdle.
Nathan
Otan wrote:
> :(( There's no way for me to try it. Im using Linux.
-
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, s
There's always...
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=net.databinder \
-DarchetypeArtifactId=data-app -DarchetypeVersion=0.6 \
-DgroupId=example -DartifactId=myExample
Nathan
Martin Funk wrote:
> Verry nice, thank you.
>
> Personally I wouldn't mind seeing a couple wicket-archetypes on
Take a look, if you haven't already: it's VERY well done. And it's done
in Tapestry. Yay for second-gen Web frameworks, or something.
Nathan
-
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stu
Matej Knopp wrote:
> Nathan Hamblen wrote:
>> Take a look, if you haven't already: it's VERY well done. And it's done
>> in Tapestry. Yay for second-gen Web frameworks, or something.
>
> Is it? 269 kb of javascript (not even compressed), I can't check
It's really annoying when forums or mailing lists assault weblog
comments in a coordinated attack: don't do it! I mean, HLS is a
you-know-what, and that's been obvious for some time, but we don't want
the outside world to start looking at us like Mac users or anything. (I
say that as a Mac user who
Can anyone confirm if header contributors to pages are working properly?
I get the contribution on the first request, but after submitting a form
or following a link that stays on the same page the contributions are
missing.
With panels I'm not seeing the problem.
Nathan
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They've got a friggin' laser beam connecting data fields to their HTML
counterparts! I want a laser beam.
I wonder if we do could it, but without tools? Like, instead of
presenting that error screen when the markup doesn't match the component
hierarchy, we could have some ajaxy laser beam to conne
It works when attached to a component of the page. We just switched ours
to use existing components (like the form).
Nathan
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
> Did you test it with a WebMarkupContainer? Why do think it is
> different from a page? May be the error no matter where it is attached
> to.
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Steve Knight wrote:
> Are there any examples of how I can validate an uploaded file? For
> example, I would like to validate that the user uploaded a valid image
file.
Here's a validator I use (formatting mangled). One weird thing you
probably don't need is the part where it writes a file and del
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