You cannot PPR an item inside a stamped component from outside the stamped component without PPR'ing the entire stamped component. So in your case, calcAll should PPR the table, not the panel group layout. If you only really want to PPR just the panel group layouts in every row, you will have to do it yourself, by using the row indexes on UIData, and adding the component as a partial target for every visible row index in the table.
-Andrew On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Steve Horne <[email protected]> wrote: > I have the following component hierarchy (leaving out parts that are not > important): > > <tr:commandLink id="calcAll" action="#{backer.calcAll}" > partialSubmit="true"/> > <tr:table> > <tr:column> > <tr:panelGroupLayout partialTriggers="calc ::calcAll"> > ... results of calculation... > </tr:panelGroupLayout> > </tr:column> > <tr:column> > <tr:commandLink id="calc" action="#{backer.calc}" partialSubmit="true"/> > </tr:column> > </tr:table> > > So, when I click the "calc" link (in a table row), the other column > (containing the panelGroupLayout) refreshes properly. When I click the > "calcAll" link, the action works properly, but the panelGroupLayout does not > refresh. I have tried it with 1, 2, and 3 colons preceding the trigger > 'calcAll', but nothing seems to work. > > As far as I can tell, the only naming container here is the <tr:table>. > So, according to the docs, I should use 2 colons, e.g. "::calcAll": > > <snip from the docs:> > If you need to go up and out of a naming container to get the trigger > component, start with two colons. (e.g., > partialTriggers="::someComponentOutsideNamingContainer") This includes the > current component if the component is a NamingContainer. (e.g., tr:table > partialTriggers="::mySiblingComponent" pops out of the table to get to the > sibling) > </snip> > > I can hide then show the table and the information refreshes correctly... > > Any ideas why this isn't working? >
