useWindow is used only for Trinidad Dialog framework.
Luka Surija +385 1 61 99 140 +385 98 434 061 [EMAIL PROTECTED] I.Y. tim d.o.o. Vrbik 3, HR-10000 Zagreb www.iytim.hr [EMAIL PROTECTED] Richard Yee wrote:
I figured out the answer to my own question. I found that if I don't set the outcome property and just return null from the MenuItem bean the navigation stays on the same page as it should. I would be interested in hearing if anyone has been able to successfully use the useWindow attribute in the commanNavigationItem. In my experience, setting useWindow="true" doesn't open a new window. Thanks, Richard On 8/1/08, Richard Yee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Has anyone integrated Robohelp and a Trinidad application? I am having difficulty opening a browser window containing help pages composed with Robohelp. The problem is with using a tr:commandNavigationItem inside a tr:navigationPane to open the new window. Since it seems that the useWindow attribute is ignored in the tr:commandNavigationItem, I am using the onclick attribute to execute some javascript to open the new window (ex: window.open('/webdoes/app/help/webdoes_help.htm', '', 'left=100,top=100,width=1000,height=700'); ). Although the script is working correctly, I don't know what to have in the outcome property of my MenuItem bean so that the main browser window remains on the same page. What I want to have is a Help link be rendered from a tr:navigationPane and tr:commandNavigationItem. When the user clicks on the Help link, a new window should appear with the help page, and the current browser window should remain the same. What can I put in the action attribute of a commandNavigationItem so that the browser remains on the current page? This is how I have the navigationPane and commandNavigationItem: <tr:panelPageHeader> <f:facet name="branding"> </f:facet> <f:facet name="navigationGlobal"> <tr:navigationPane hint="buttons" var="menuItem" value="#{menuModel.model}" level="0" inlineStyle="padding:0em 0em 0.5em;margin-right: 20px;"> <f:facet name="nodeStamp"> <tr:commandNavigationItem text="#{menuItem.label}" accessKey="#{menuItem.accessKey}" action="#{menuItem.getOutcome}" rendered="#{menuItem.type == 'global'}" onclick="#{menuItem.onClick}" immediate="true"/> </f:facet> </tr:navigationPane> </f:facet> </tr:panelPageHeader> The class used to represent a menuItem a java bean that is based on the Oracle ADF SRDemo MenuItem class. Any help on this is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Richard
