Well, I got it figured out. Interestingly enough, setSelectedList gets
called just fine, and list is indeed populated with options I selected.
Yet checkboxes still would come "unchecked". So I checked source of
MultiplePropertySelection to see what condition it is using from
selec
ist to
> > > null in initialize.
> > > So during form rewind its actually gettting reset.
> > >
> > > On 2/3/06, Adam Zimowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Hi. I'm a tapestry newbie... I'm trying to implement a group of
> > >
t; > Hi. I'm a tapestry newbie... I'm trying to implement a group of
> > checkboxes
> > > where at least one option is required. I'm thinking of using
> > > MultiplePropertySelection from contib library, but I can't find a good
> > &g
'm trying to implement a group of
> checkboxes
> > where at least one option is required. I'm thinking of using
> > MultiplePropertySelection from contib library, but I can't find a good
> > example of it working. I tried based on the basic documentation, and
> wh
gt; where at least one option is required. I'm thinking of using
> MultiplePropertySelection from contib library, but I can't find a good
> example of it working. I tried based on the basic documentation, and while I
> got the group of checkboxes to render based on my IPropertySe
Hi. I'm a tapestry newbie... I'm trying to implement a group of checkboxes
where at least one option is required. I'm thinking of using
MultiplePropertySelection from contib library, but I can't find a good
example of it working. I tried based on the basic documentation, and w
It's a bug, reported here:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-531
The bug report has an attached patch to fix the problem.
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Hi Paul.
This seems to be a bug in MultiplePropertySelection.
The reason it's not working for you is because the
component is not named. You can fix this by changing
I'm attempting to use MultiplePropertySelection like this:
Categories:
model="ognl:
I'm attempting to use MultiplePropertySelection like this:
Categories:
model="ognl:categoryOptions"
selectedList="ognl:categories">
This generates the following HTML:
name="$Form">
Cat
Hi Muhariz.
This component is in the contrib library, so you need to add:
to your .application file.
In your .page file, use:
hey guys, im trying to figure out why im getting this error? i found this
"MultiplePropertySelection" component on the Tap 3.0 API and tried to use
hey guys, im trying to figure out why im getting this error? i found this
"MultiplePropertySelection" component on the Tap 3.0 API and tried to use it
in my app.
but when it tries to render the page with that component, it says:
org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationRuntimeException
: How to pass informal parameters using the
MultiplePropertySelection renderer
This seems like a mistake. I can't think of a good reason not to allow
informal parameters on this component.
Jamie
Shing Hing Man wrote:
>The javadoc says that informal parameters are not
>allowed. S
ntrib/form/MultiplePropertySelection.html
--- Karthik Abram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There doesn't seem to be any way for the renderer
for
MultiplePropertySelection to pass through informal
parameters??? Anyone have
any ideas?
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for the renderer
> for
> MultiplePropertySelection to pass through informal
> parameters??? Anyone have
> any ideas?
>
>
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