hi mario,
I've modified my code like you said:
<h:panelGrid columns="2">
<t:commandButton id="ok" forceId="true" value="Ok"
action="#{backingBean.closeDialog}" />
<t:commandButton id="cancel" forceId="true"
value="Abbrechen"
onclick="window.parent._myfaces_currentModal.hide();" />
</h:panelGrid>
<h:panelGroup rendered="#{!backingBean.closeDialog}">
<f:verbatim>
window.parent._myfaces_currentModal._myfaces_ok=true;
window.parent._myfaces_currentModal.hide();
</f:verbatim>
</h:panelGroup>
but if I click on the ok-button, nothing happens.
no call to the backing bean.
isn't my code correct ?
cheers,
matze
> Hi!
> > didn't I have to close the dialog immediatly ?
> > without closing the dialog there wouldn't be a call to the backing bean .. ?
> >
> Keep in mind that the dialog is in fact a different jsf page. So you
> have to "finish" the lifecycle of this "sub page" to get the model
> updated and then refresh the "master" page to reflect the changes there too.
> With some more javascript magic you can avoid this round-trip, though,
> you'll find thats hard too as manual javascript and JSF has its own
> oddities.
>
> For now, all this means you have to put the bean required on the sub
> page (or at least a lightweight "result" bean) into the session scope
> ... which is a bad thing, but should do it for now.
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