Aloha,
To use AjaxSlider, the example code looks like:
<webobject name="Slider"></webobject>
Slider : AjaxSlider {
orientation = "horizontal";
value = dg.currentBatchIndex;
minimum = 1;
maximum = dg.batchCount;
onSlide = "function(v) { $('value').innerHTML = Math.floor(v) }";
onChange = "function(v) { $('value').innerHTML = Math.floor(v) }";
onChangeServer = "tableBodyUpdate()";
}
I translate that code to 5.4 style as:
<wo:AjaxSlider orientation="horizontal" value="[dg.currentBatchIndex]"
minimum="1" maximum="[dg.batchCount]" onSlide = "function(v) {
$('value').innerHTML = Math.floor(v) }" onChange = "function(v) {
$('value').innerHTML = Math.floor(v)}" onChangeServer =
"tableBodyUpdate()"/>
The key point is minimum is "1", as =1 won't parse correctly.
Unfortunately, when I set a breakpoint in AjaxSlider.java and look at what's
returned from valueForBinding("minimum") it's "1" not 1, the actual line
being:
Number min = (Number)valueForBinding("minimum", new Integer(0));
which causes an error.
I'd be happy to write this up as a bug, which it is, and I'd even be happy
to fix the problems as I run into them, but I'd like to know what's right
and how this should proceed.
--
Les Vogel
808 870-0418
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