Here is how I tend to handle it:
@Property @Persist("flash")
private String commitMessage;
public void onPrepare(){
if(commitMessage == null)
commitMessage = "";
}
void onSuccessFromUserForm(){
try{
//update call
commitMessage = "User " + user.getId() + " was successfully
updated!";
}catch(Exception e){
commitMessage = "Failed to update user " + user.getId();
}
}
then in the tml I just have ${commitMessage} where I want it to display.
If there is a reason this won't work, you could consider making the
boolean false at a later render phase like afterRender I'd imagine.
-Rich
On 09/15/2010 12:38 PM, Tim Koop wrote:
Hi everyone. I hope this is a quick and easy question.
I want to show a "Form successfully submitted" message, so in my Page
object I have this:
@Persist
@Property
private boolean showSuccess;
Then in my onSuccess method I have this:
private void onSuccess() {
...
showSuccess = true;
}
My question is this: where do I set showSuccess to be false? If the
user ever comes back to the page again, the value will still be true
but it should be false. If I set it false in pageLoaded or
pageAttached, it will always be false because that happens after
onSuccess (on the reload).
Thanks.
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