Yes, I'm using 1.0.9, the latest from CVS. It looks like 1.0.9 started using the AddResource interface to have the javascripts & styles automatically added. If you look at the links they generate, they go to:
/faces/myFacesExtensionResource/navmenu.NavigationMenuItem/1112283493000/jscookmenu/JSCookMenu.js Or a similar link, which I assume gets handled by the faces extension resource filter. However, the images (based on looking in /src/components/org/apache/myfaces/custom/navmenu/resources/jscookmenu/ThemeOffice/theme.js) are being looked for in a context-relative location: var cmThemeOfficeBase = 'jscookmenu/ThemeOffice/'; ... itemRight: '<img alt="" src="' + cmThemeOfficeBase + 'blank.gif">', ... I don't see how these can be resolved without having jscookmenu/ThemeOffice/*.gif in a relative location. Note that I'm even getting this with the 1.0.9 RC2 examples war file. Image not found place-holders in the nav menu. -----Original Message----- From: Aaron Bartell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 1:46 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: Jscookmenu - ThemeOffice - Images not displaying? What version of MyFaces are you using? I had the same problem when I went to MyFaces 1.0.9. When I went back to 1.0.7 and everything was back to normal. Take a look at the <head>...</head> section of the page produced by MyFaces that has a jsCookMenu on it - do you see a bunch of extra style sheets and javascript links that you didn't specify in your JSP? (that is what I saw in my pages after upgrading to 1.0.9) HTH Aaron Bartell Neal Haggard wrote: >I realized when I saw the subject come up that I really have two questions. >The question I asked in my last note being a bit more pressing. The other >question is I'm seeing the styles & the javascript is rendering for the >jscookMenu, however the internal images that the javascript loads on the right >hand side of the sub-child elements are not rendering. I get the image not >found placeholder (the infamous red 'X'). Is there something else I need to >add to my Extensions Filter configuration to let that work? > >-----Original Message----- >From: Neal Haggard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 1:11 PM >To: MyFaces Discussion >Subject: Jscookmenu - ThemeOffice - Images not displaying? > >I'm attempting to use the jscookmenu as an actionmenu in a table, to allow >table actions per row. When I click on the link in the second column (to call >#{selectContactBean.overview}, it properly chooses the correct row from the >dataTable, but when choosing the #{selectContactBean.overview} action from the >x:jscookMenu, it does not. Any ideas why this isn't working, and more >importantly how I can fix it so I can do this? > >Here's a snippet of my JSP: > ><h:dataTable value="#{selectContactBean.myContacts}" > var="contact" > binding="#{selectContactBean.contactTable}"> > <h:column> > <x:jscookMenu layout="hbr" theme="ThemeOffice" > > <x:navigationMenuItem id="showActions" > icon="#{resources['actions.showActions.image']}" itemLabel=" "> > <x:navigationMenuItem id="overview" > icon="#{resources['actions.overview.image']}" > itemLabel="#{resources['actions.overview.txt']}" > action="#{selectContactBean.overview}"/> > <x:navigationMenuItem id="copy" > icon="#{resources['actions.copy.image']}" > itemLabel="#{resources['actions.copy.txt']}" action="copy" /> > <x:navigationMenuItem id="delete" > icon="#{resources['actions.delete.image']}" > itemLabel="#{resources['actions.delete.txt']}" action="delete" /> > <x:navigationMenuItem id="summary" split="true" > icon="#{resources['actions.summary.image']}" > itemLabel="#{resources['actions.summary.txt']}" action="summary" /> > </x:navigationMenuItem> > </x:jscookMenu> > </h:column> > <h:column> > <f:facet name="header"> > <h:outputText value="#{resources['column.contacts.contact.txt']}" /> > </f:facet> > <h:commandLink action="#{selectContactBean.overview}"> > <h:outputText value="#{contact.name}" /> > </h:commandLink> > </h:column> ></h:dataTable> > >Here's a piece of my selectContactBean: > >/** > * Handle retrieving & selecting contacts from a user's contacts. > */ >public class SelectContactBean extends AbstractBaseBean { > /** UIData object so we can see what row was selected. */ > private UIData contactTable; > > /** > * Get the contact table > * > * @return Returns the contactTable. > */ > public UIData getContactTable() { > return contactTable; > } > > /** > * Set the contact table. > * > * @param contactTable The contactTable to set. > */ > public void setContactTable(UIData contactTable) { > this.contactTable = contactTable; > } > > /** > * Get a list of the user's contacts. > * > * @return A List holding all the contacts for the current user. > */ > public List getMyContacts() { > return getVisit().getUser().getContacts(); > } > > /** > * Get the contact that was selected and, if successful, navigate to the > * overview page for that contact. > * > * @return Navigation outcome string > */ > public String overview() { > return getContact(); > } > > /** > * Use the contactTable UI component to get the selected contact. Verify > * they are still in the datastore and set the contact as the current > * contact. > * > * @return Navigation outcome string > */ > public String getContact() { > FacesContext facesContext = getFacesContext(); > > // Get the selected row as a Contact > Contact contact = (Contact) contactTable.getRowData(); > > // Set the current contact on our visit > getVisit().setCurrentContact(contact); > > // Success > return Constants.SUCCESS_OUTCOME; > } >} > > >
