Thanks for the answer.
I am not at all using PPR at the moment. Just to be sure that my problem is not
caused in any way by PPR, I switched it off using this snippet at the top of my
page:
<script type="text/javascript" xml:space="preserve">
// <![CDATA[
_pprUnsupported = true;
// ]]>
</script>
If I understand the problem correctly, the immediate flag causes all other
components
on the page to stay "unprocessed".
So the html component with the generated id "shopTimeDetails:1:threelc" just
keeps its
value, even though at row index 1 there now is a different model value.
I just don't have any idea how to make this scenario work.
Gerhard Petracek wrote:
hello,
how do you trigger ppr (the update) at the moment?
there are several ways to trigger ppr - to answer your question
concerning programmatically updating components maybe the following link
will help you:
http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/devguide/ppr.html#Using%20RequestContext
regards,
gerhard
2007/11/12, Stephen Friedrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
I am desperately trying to get a specific table UI to work - see
screenshot.
In short I have a list-backed table model.
When displayed there's a delete button in front of row.
The first column is a selectOneChoice.
There's always one more row at the bottom than there are "real" values.
If the user selects a value from the dropdown, then another row is
added.
Here's the catch:
Of course, neither the delete link nor the dropdown should trigger
validation,
so I have set immediate="true" on them.
Unfortunately now the components on the page do not update
correctly, for example
if I delete the second row (see screenshot) the page does indeed
display one row
less, but the second row still displays the same data.
What the heck can I do to programmatically update the component-side
of the model?
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