Hi! What does 'use saveState on...' mean? Tamas
Grant Smith wrote:
Is the bean request scoped ? If so, use saveState on #{loginBean.flag}.On 7/12/07, *...Gargi* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote:I have an inputText component whose "disable" attribute is bound to a booelan in the backing bean in request scope. while the page is loading flag = true. Later when i change the flag to false (on button click), the inputText component does become enabled, but its value does not get set in the backing bean. JSP code : <h:inputText id = "input" value = "#{loginBean.text}" disabled = "#{loginBean.flag}"/> <h:commandButton id = "disable" value = "DISABLE" action = "#{loginBean.disable}" /> <h:commandButton id = "enable" value = "ENABLE" action = "#{loginBean.enable}" /> Backing Bean code : public String text; public boolean flag = true; public void disable() { this.setFlag(true);} public void enable() { this.setFlag(false);} (+ getter-setter methods..) This is strange because the situation is nto the same when inputText component is enabled to begin with. In that case it functions as expected. Solutions/discussions will be appreciated....thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/disable-enable-%3Ch%3AinputText%3E-dynamically-tf4070769.html#a11568580 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com <http://Nabble.com>. -- Grant Smith
