d doubtless occur were I to adopt the usual
> Tapestry approach.
>
> Your second idea, however, sounds fantastic and I think I'll try that
> right now.
>
>
> James
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 20 November
doubtless occur were I to adopt the usual
Tapestry approach.
Your second idea, however, sounds fantastic and I think I'll try that
right now.
James
-Original Message-
From: Richard Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 November 2005 11:19 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: Java
Hi James,
I wouldn't give up on tapestry just yet ;) What you want to do is
specifically being handled already if you go to
http://tacos.sourceforge.net.
The good news is that adding new input fields to a form is really
quite easily with tacos, and your users won't have the added annoyance
of hav
You may want to try a small prototype using the usual Tapestry
approach and user-test it. Tapestry caches page layouts in normal
operation, so the submit-render cycle is very fast. "Waiting for the
server to rebuild the form" may well take less time than you think.
Then, if you find you st
Thanks for the advice. I was afraid this might be the case. While I'm
quite comfortable now with putting together a relatively simple Tapestry
application, I don't know that I'm quite ready to start delving into the
guts of it - especially with a fairly limited timeframe.
I see your point on manip
just another thing...
fields added by javascript could be validated in the client-side
validation of tapestry. But should be excluded from the server side
cycle (rewind).
Ron
James wrote:
Hi
I posted this on tapestryforums.com yesterday, but it seems I might have
more luck here, and I'm no
As far as I can see if you want to use the very good validation and
comfortable form handling in tapestry you should render all of your
fields with the page. You could make some of the hidden by css and
change that through javascript, but at the moment you should not add
fields from java script
Hi
I posted this on tapestryforums.com yesterday, but it seems I might have
more luck here, and I'm not ready to give up on Tapestry just yet:
I've spent the last few days trying to get to grips with Tapestry with a
view to using it for a project I need to develop within the next month
or so. I t
