Thanks, for your quick reply! I do not want to omit javascript entirely, but I saw that I can reduce the size of the rendered html document significantly. I need that for only a singe page! Is it possible to turn off javascript for one page only, or is there another trick I can use? (Of course beside telling the customer to change requirements ;-)
I tried to implement this page with JSTL, but could not figure out how to call JSF action methods from links. Thanks, Robert ----- Ursprüngliche Mail ---- Von: Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [email protected] Gesendet: Freitag, den 21. April 2006, 18:41:00 Uhr Betreff: Re: links not working when ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT is false Robert Handschmann schrieb: > Hi! > I have to switch off javascript to keep pages as small as possible. (For a > page with lots of table cells with links this makes a big difference.) > But when I set org.apache.myfaces.ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT to false in web.xml, some > links are not working anymore. > I have a t:dataTable with a t:commandSortHeader. When I click on a column, > the page reloads, but no sorting takes place. The same page is working when > javascript is allowed. > The same for t:dataScroller. > > Is this a general restriction of MyFaces or a bug? > A general JSF restriction, once a component has to rely on a command link or a command link is set for form handling you only can trigger the form submit via javascript then :-( All I can say is if you have to omit javascript entirely, you will have a hard time with jsf, especially if you need advanced components.
