Re: PopupLinkRenderer in form rewind problem

2005-11-24 Thread Scott Russell
JIRA issue entered TAPESTRY-774 http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-774 -Scott On Fri 25 November 2005 15:32, Jesse Kuhnert wrote: > Yeah, they should be checking for cycle.isRewind(). I had the same bug in > my direct link component. Can you log it into JIRA (along with which > versi

Re: PopupLinkRenderer in form rewind problem

2005-11-24 Thread Jesse Kuhnert
Yeah, they should be checking for cycle.isRewind(). I had the same bug in my direct link component. Can you log it into JIRA (along with which version of tapestry/etc..) ? On 11/25/05, Scott Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi All, > > I have a DirectLink component, with a PopupLinkRenderer,

PopupLinkRenderer in form rewind problem

2005-11-24 Thread Scott Russell
Hi All, I have a DirectLink component, with a PopupLinkRenderer, embedded within a Form. The problem is that upon Form submit, I am getting an error while rewinding the DirectLink component. It is saying: Component booking/Booking/chooseSenderLink requires rendering support, but no PageRenderS

Re: rewind problem

2005-08-31 Thread Ivano
Did you look at the Redirect-after-post pattern? Like in http://www.theserverside.com/articles/article.tss?l=RedirectAfterPost Andrei Stroescu wrote: Hello! I'm using tapestry 3.0. I have created an search engine. I want to turn off REWIND or to put another message when somebody click back or

rewind problem

2005-08-31 Thread Andrei Stroescu
Hello! I'm using tapestry 3.0. I have created an search engine. I want to turn off REWIND or to put another message when somebody click back or forward. I searched for this but I didn't find any documentation for my problem Thank you in advance! -

Form rewind problem when sorting using contrib:Table

2005-08-11 Thread Steve Chan
Hi All, I am having trouble with the table component. Because of css table styles, I had to override the column renderer for the table component (form and non-form) since they were rendered inside a table and looked funny when our stylesheets were applied. My solution is pretty simple a