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it was the web.xml the extension filter. now all works correct, for beginner jscookmenu is really not easy to understand Delbrouck, Henri-Philippe wrote: > Did you correctly define the action and the navigation in faces-config.xml ? > > Let me see your source. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Helmut Juskewycz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: mercredi 24 août 2005 14:06 > To: MyFaces Discussion > Subject: Re: problem with JSCookMenu > > > Henri, > > maybe you could help me with my link problem. why my links open a new > browser? i wrote the problem in the thread "JSCookMenu Problems with > Themes and with Action". > > thx > > Delbrouck, Henri-Philippe wrote: > >>>Your code seems ok. >>> >>>In my code, I directly work with array. Perhaps you should try. >>> >>>My backing bean is defined like this: >>> >>>public class MyMenu{ >>> private NavigationMenuItem[] navItems; >>> >>> public MyMenu{ >>> NavigationMenuItem[] subItems1 = new NavigationMenuItem[3]; >>> >>> NavigationMenuItem fileMenu = new >>>NavigationMenuItem(this,"File","",false,true,"action",null,false); >>> >>> subItems1[0] = new >>>NavigationMenuItem(this,"test1","test1",false,true,"action1",null,false); >>> subItems1[1] = new >>>NavigationMenuItem(this,"test2","test2",false,true,"action2",null,false); >>> subItems1[2] = new >>>NavigationMenuItem(this,"test3","test3",false,true,"action3",null,false); >>> >>> >>> fileMenu.setNavigationMenuItems(subItems1); >>> >>> } >>> >>> public NavigationMenuItem[] getNavItems(){ >>> return navItems; >>> } >>> >>> public void setNavItems(NavigationMenuItem[] navItems){ >>> this.navItems = navItems; >>> } >>>} >>> >>>Hope this help >>> >>>Henri-Philippe >>> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>From: Stefan Gesigora [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>Sent: mercredi 24 août 2005 13:07 >>>To: MyFaces Discussion >>>Subject: AW: problem with JSCookMenu >>> >>> >>> >>>Hi! >>> >>>Thanks for the hints!! >>> >>>I tried like Helmut told me. Now I can see the first level of the menu but >>>the submenus weren't shown... >>>Here's my code. >>>Any ideas? >>> >>>Thanks Stefan Gesigora >>> >>>public List getMenu() { >>> >>>List menu = new ArrayList(); >>>NavigationMenuItem incident = new NavigationMenuItem("Incident", > > "action1", > >>>null,false); >>>NavigationMenuItem phases = new NavigationMenuItem("Phases", "action2", >>>null,false); >>>NavigationMenuItem factories = new NavigationMenuItem("Factories ", >>>"action3", null,false); >>> >>>List testSub = new ArrayList(); >>> testSub.add(new NavigationMenuItem("Development", >>> "action10", null, false)); >>> testSub.add(new NavigationMenuItem("Consultancy", >>> "action11", null, false)); >>> testSub.add(new NavigationMenuItem("Services", >>> "action12", null, false)); >>> >>>NavigationMenuItem[] testSubArray = >>>(NavigationMenuItem[])testSub.toArray(new NavigationMenuItem[0]); >>> >>>menu.add(incident); >>>menu.add(phases); >>>menu.add(factories); >>> >>>((NavigationMenuItem)menu.get(1)).setNavigationMenuItems(testSubArray); >>> >>>return menu; >>>} >>> >>><x:jscookMenu layout="hbr" theme="ThemeOffice"> >>> <x:navigationMenuItems value="#{MenuBean.menu}" /> >>></x:jscookMenu> >>> >>> >>>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >>>Von: Helmut Juskewycz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>Gesendet: Mittwoch, 24. August 2005 12:31 >>>An: MyFaces Discussion >>>Betreff: Re: problem with JSCookMenu >>> >>>hi, >>> >>>i only see jscookmenu when i declare the script in the head otherwise i >>>see nothing. also on http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/jscookmenu.html >>>it says that the declaration should stand in the head. >>> >>>i now use the t:tag but i see no difference. >>> >>>in my web.xml there are no extension filter, so it should be the default >>> config? >>> >>>and by the way thanks for help =) maybe u could look also at my problem >>>with the link (i wrote today and yesterday in the list). >>> >>>Delbrouck, Henri-Philippe wrote: >>> >>> >>>>>Hello, >>>>> >>>>>If you use the JSCookMenu tag, and correctly configure the extension >>> >>>filter >>> >>> >>>>>(default config) in the web.xml, you don't need to define any Javascript >>>>>In your page. The corresponding file are automatically uploaded on the >>>>>client and referenced in he page. >>>>>As there is a bug in the 1.0.9 version, you have to download the latest >>>>>nightly build where the bug is resolved. >>>>> >>>>>Have a look at the mail from Bruno Aranda (09 jun 2005). There is an >>> >>>exemple >>> >>> >>>>>how to use the menu in a dynamic way. >>>>> >>>>>If you download the latest nightly build, the extension are now in the >>>>>tomahaw.jar. You should then use the prefix t. >>>>> >>>>>Hope this help. >>>>> >>>>>If still problem, please ask. >>>>> >>>>>Henri-Philippe Delbrouck >>>>> >>>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>>From: Helmut Juskewycz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>>>Sent: mercredi 24 août 2005 11:09 >>>>>To: MyFaces Discussion >>>>>Subject: Re: problem with JSCookMenu >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>hi, >>>>> >>>>>u must add the following to the header: >>>>> >>>>> <!-- JSCook Menu --> >>>>> <script language="JavaScript" src="jscookmenu/JSCookMenu.js" >>>>>type="text/javascript"></script> >>>>> <script language="JavaScript" >>>>>src="jscookmenu/ThemePanel/theme.js"></script> >>>>> <link rel="stylesheet" href="jscookmenu/ThemePanel/theme.css" >>>>>type="text/css"> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>optional: Get the latest Nightly Build because there were some bugs with >>>>>submenus. >>>>> >>>>>then just add the jscookmenu and the items. u can add the items like in >>>>>the example (you can find it in the myfaces examples/inc/pageHeader, and >>>>>correct the theme u would like to use - same must defined in the header): >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> <x:jscookMenu layout="hbr" theme="ThemeOffice" > >>>>> <%/* Availaible jscookMenu themes: ThemeIE, ThemeMiniBlack, >>>>>ThemeOffice, ThemePanel >>>>> Availaible jscookMenu layout: hbr, hbl, hur, hul, vbr, vbl, >>>>>vur, vul >>>>> respect to Heng Yuan http://www.cs.ucla.edu/~heng/JSCookMenu >>>>> */%> >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItem id="nav_1" >>>>>. >>>>>. >>>>>. >>>>>. >>>>>. >>>>>. >>>>> </x:navigationMenuItem> >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItem id="nav_3" >>>>>itemLabel="#{example_messages['nav_Documentation']}" > >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItem id="nav_3_1" >>>>>itemLabel="#{example_messages['nav_Features']}" action="go_features" >>>>>icon="images/myfaces.gif" /> >>>>> </x:navigationMenuItem> >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItem id="nav_4" >>>>>itemLabel="#{example_messages['nav_Options']}" action="go_options" /> >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItems id="nav_5" >>>>>value="#{navigationMenu.infoItems}" /> >>>>> >>>>> </x:jscookMenu> >>>>> >>>>>or the other way: >>>>> >>>>> <x:jscookMenu layout="vbr" theme="ThemePanel"> >>>>> <x:navigationMenuItems value="#{MenuBean.enu}" /> >>>>> </x:jscookMenu> >>>>>and the Bean returns a List or Array of Navigation Items >>>>> >>>>>public List<NavigationMenuItem> getMenu() { >>>>>List<NavigationMenuItem> menu = new ArrayList<NavigationMenuItem>(); >>>>>menu.add(new NavigationMenuItem("bla", "action", null,false)); >>>>>return menu; >>>>>} >>>>> >>>>>Stefan Gesigora wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>>Hello folks! >>>>>>> >>>>>>>I've got some problems using JSF RI + myfaces extensions with the >>>>>>>component JSCookMenu. I've tried several settings but it didn't work! >>>>>>>Could anyone give me a description how to implement the JSCookMenu in >>>>>>>the right way? >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Thanks a lot >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Stefan Gesigora >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (MingW32) Comment: GnuPT 2.6.2.1 by EQUIPMENTE.DE iD8DBQFDDG9+kg7OsoSBexYRAiZUAJ44WpeuK2dpnKZdxg48hIeteOhYAACfVr8V NJEE3oZuKbROVsMyZuE4M8c= =pF6n -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
