Thanks Matthias. Indeed after setting:

    <tr:table id="props" partialTriggers="::add props:remove"

the warning disappears.
But now I'm even more confused, since I would expect to be either outside the table naming container, thus having as in 1.05:

    <tr:table id="props" partialTriggers="add props:remove"

or inside, having:

    <tr:table id="props" partialTriggers="::add remove"

I don't understand why the cross-solution works without warnings, after being forced to add double-semicolons.

-- Renzo


Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Hi Renzo,

On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:09 PM, Renzo Tomaselli
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
Hi, after this porting I get a warning concerning a missing (or wrong)
 trigger. This warning did not appear in 1.05:

 26-mar-2008 11.54.07
 org.apache.myfaces.trinidadinternal.context.RequestContextImpl
 addPartialTriggerListeners
 WARNING: Could not find partial trigger add from
 CoreTable[UIXFacesBeanImpl, id=props] with the supported partialTriggers
 syntax. The partial trigger was found with the deprecated syntax. Please
 use the supported syntax.

 I cannot figure out what is "syntax" while specifying a partial trigger.
 Page components are:

 <tr:table id="props" partialTriggers="add props:remove">
    <tr:column>
        <tr:panelHorizontalLayout valign="top">
             <tr:commandLink id="remove" partialSubmit="true">
 ...
 <tr:panelGroupLayout id="prop"...
    <h:panelGrid id="current" ...
        <tr:panelGroupLayout>
            <tr:commandButton id="add" text="#{msg['doc.add']}"
 action="" partialSubmit="true"/>

 Thus trigger "add" is there at the same naming level as table "props".
 Indeed PPR seems working fine as before when triggered from that button,
 but clicking any button raises that warning.
 How should I specify such a trigger in 1.07 ?
    

this ticket:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-936
was implemented in 1.x.7

It was also discussed on dev list, I guess
(wasn't following the thread closely enough)

-M

  
 -- Renzo


    



  

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